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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.

Festival song finalists to receive 10 million dollars in prizes, Jamaica and Canada to strengthen bilateral relations and Culture Ministry announces return of Festival song roadshows.

Prime Minister lauds Shipping Association of Jamaica; Labour Day Preparatory Work underway at Papine High School; and daily forex market information available on BOJ website.

Government committed to eliminating red tape in public service, Urban Transport Management System to be expanded and domestic flights to be reintroduced soon.

Health and Wellness Ministry prepares physical activity guide in braille, Economic growth council says agriculture sector key to growth and St James Municipal Corporation launches operation restore paradise.

Electronic Single Window Portal launched, Government Electrical Regulator to be operationalized this year and services to be modernized at Post and Telecommunications Department.

Barret Town All Age School to receive new Infant Department; Burke Barracks officially handed over to JDF; Auditor General’s Department assisting with forensic audit of Petrojam.

Bed access schedule in Public hospitals to be revised, Sugarcane lands to be divested and Youth Leaders to be trained as National Safety and Security Ambassadors.