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Former Prime Minister, Edward Seaga accorded state funeral, former Prime Minister Bruce Golding joins the nation in mourning and grade four students to sit PEP Performance Task later this week.

Over 15 percent increase in credit extended by banks; Jamaica and the UK sign MOU to train Critical Care Nurses and debate on Tourism Workers Pension Bill begins.

EPOC achieves high-level objectives; Road works planned for Ocho Rios bi-pass; and ODPEM urging the public to assist vulnerable groups during times of disaster.

Data Protection Bill to be reviewed in June, Government reaffirms commitment to sustainable communities and work to replace Paradise Bridge in Westmoreland to get underway shortly.

Government committed to Universal Health Coverage by 2030; 160-thousand jobs expected from newly patented nutraceutical; and more early-childhood institutions to be developed.

New measures to curb road fatalities; Harbour View roundabout gets facelift; and St. James pays tribute to Sam Sharpe.

Security at Papine High School strengthened, Agricultural programme at Rio Cobre correctional centre expanded and New tracking programme to come on stream at Donald Quarrie High School.

Nation’s leader’s commit to workforce and children; 113 farm workers leave for Seasonal Agricultural Workers Programme in Canada; and Jamaican educators lauded for teaching Spanish.

Additional 100 million allocated to beef up water supply; Wigton officially listed; and Titchfield and Port Antonio High Schools to be added to transportation programme.

NWC, Issues Prohibition Order, Wigton Windfarm listed on Main Stock Market; and Electricity Act of Jamaica to be amended to facilitate introduction of electric vehicles.