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EGC calls on Jamaicans to save and invest more, new traffic management solution to be implemented and Early Childhood Commission wants support for basic schools on Labour Day.

Hagley Park Road Improvement Project nearing completion, Industry Minister urges more business training for Jamaicans and NWC to replace pipelines in Spanish Town.

Water-treatment plant to be built in St. Catherine; JBDC to partner with Sagicor bank to offer funding to the creative industry, and Female students encouraged to pursue careers in Information Technology.

Health and Wellness Ministry to undertake market pop ups, 300 youngsters to receive bartending training and agriculture students urged to come up with climate change solutions.

St. James Health Department to roll out new vector control initiative, Children’s Advocate urges youth to be careful on social media and Health and Wellness Ministry to roll out Better For You Options Programme.

Health & Wellness Ministry signs MOU with Caledonia Laboratory; Govt to accelerate reforms to boost Jamaica’s doing business ranking and 300 farmers receive drip irrigation equipment.

Tourism Ministry to establish graduate school at University of the West Indies, May Pen Hospital receives new AC system and Education State Minister condemns killing of teachers.

Ground to be broken for first pop up kitchen at Devon House, Robert Morgan sworn in as Government Senator and Parliamentary Secretary and public urged to help eliminate stigma associated with HIV/AIDS.

Former Prime Minister Edward Seaga hospitalized; Ministry of Health and Wellness develops new Primary Care Model and Tourism stakeholders urged to invest in experience attractions.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness is assuring the public that the Government will take appropriate measures to bring perpetrators of crimes against children to justice.

Integrated Vector Management Programme to be reviewed; Jamaicans encouraged to protect children at all times and country to host Caribbean Hotel Investment Conference and Operations Summit later this year.