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Government to Continue Law Enforcement Modernization Efforts for upcoming financial year, Forty-nine school gardens have been established across the island and World Meteorological Organization calls for continued collaboration in region.

Essex Valley Agriculture Development Project underway; Road in Sommerset Manchester renamed Desmond Mckenzie Close and Prime Minister commends Sagicor Group on 2023 Sigma legacy run.

Legislation for electronic signatures for arrest warrants to be brought before parliament, Phase two of Bodles rehabilitation set to get underway and Bureau of Standards launches telemedicine standards

Prime Minister pays tribute to late Senator Delano Franklyn, 187 Person Charged for Firearms Act Breaches since last year, and Jamaica facing a Meteorological drought.

New Road rules aim to restore rule of law, Domestic crop production surpasses 8 hundred thousand tonnes in 2022 and TEF to conduct sensitization sessions across the island.

Jamaican companies secure contracts coming out of Guyana Trade Mission, Jamaica and Sierra Leone to strengthen cooperation in several areas; and Ceremonial Opening of Parliament to take place on February 14.

JCF reporting 31 percent drop in major crimes, Restorative justice being introduced in 500 schools and government outlines amendments to child restraint requirements under new Road Traffic Act.

Manually Written Traffic Tickets to be phased out by end of year, Met Service improving forecasting ability with technology, and TEF seeking booth holders for coffee festival.

Child Restraint Law being relaxed for PPV operators, NHF to increase spending on preventative care programmes and Downtown Kingston Cultural District Project to be Expanded

Grade 4 PEP results to be made available online, Restorative Justice Week launched, and Downtown Kingston Cultural District Project to be expanded.