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Free COVID-19 testing in St. Catherine communities; Reggae Month activities go virtual; and Kingston and St. Andrew Municipal Corporation Main Offices Closed for deep cleaning.

Finance Minister welcomes launch of Jamaica Stock Exchange’s Private Market; Government looking to maximize potential of bamboo industry and; public invited to participate in NIDS town halls this week.

Jamaica committed to maintaining multilateral relations, 23 senior police officers reassigned; and public again urged to abide by COVID 19 protocols.

Communities with active COVID-19 cases urged to cooperate with Health and Wellness Ministry surveillance teams, Huawei Donates Tablets to Education Sector, and Prominent Indian Personalities to be honoured on Indian Diaspora Day.

Poorer nations may start receiving COVID-19 vaccines this month; JADCO Donates Tablets to Schools and Jury Trials to resume on A Phased Basis in February.

Work Underway to Fully Digitize Government Services, Registrar General’s Department launches new online service; and Education Ministry rolling out special initiatives for students.

Government not considering additional travel bans; town hall meetings being planned for new NIDS bill; and Transport Authority urging public to report traffic violations.

Gov’t moving to tackle culture of violence in Jamaica; COVID 19 samples sent to CARPHA for testing, and Culture ministry donates bus to Accompong maroons

COVID-19 testing numbers to be increased this week, Tourism Sector mourns passing of Butch Stewart and Homeowners Urged to Carry Out Frequent Electrical Checks.