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Tourism recovery charter being developed, work underway to operationalise public bodies management regulations and greater protection coming for ecologically sensitive areas.

Domestic crop production on track for record growth, Over 15 surgeries to be done under CODE Care mission, and Justice Ministry issues warning to motorists about unpaid traffic tickets.

Work well underway to divest waste collection operations of NSWMA; New recruits added to the police force; and more micro, small and medium-sized enterprises trained by the Jamaica Business Development Corporation.

Tourism Ministry calling for new strategy to attract workers, legislation coming to mandate separation of solid waste and 25 vehicles added to JCF fleet.

Jamaica working to attract billion US dollar investments, two more pubic sector unions sign on to new compensation system and Jamaica to host Tourism Resilience Conference next February

Prime Minister hands over 50 new garbage trucks to NSWMA, Agriculture Ministry calling for private sector investment in the sector and 60 Jamaicans to receive Prime Minister’s diamond Jubilee award of excellence.

Economy moving towards pre-pandemic levels, Agri-teachers to be engaged teachers for Grow Smart, Eat Smart campaign; and Disabilities Week to be observed December 3 to 9.

Laws Being Amended to strengthen Safeguards for Victims of Gender-Based Violence, Youth Parliamentarians commended for interest in the country’s legislative process and Renovation of Jubilee Market to be completed in January 2023.

Government contemplating second State of Emergency declaration; Planning underway to upgrade several markets; and Northern Montego Bay Transport Centre to be upgraded.

National Public Key Infrastructure being tested, New transport centre to be built in Montego Bay and Public urged to practice good hygiene to ward off flu.