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Jamaican Fishermen expected to return from Columbia later tonight; Health and Wellness Ministry signs contracts in Kingston for CODE CARE initiative; and Agriculture Ministry acquires new vehicle for climate resilience project.

Prime Minister calls for more developers to join NHT’s guaranteed purchase programme; Education Ministry tackling student behaviour with 25/34 schools’ strategy and road users urged to prepare for new Road Traffic Act

Trinidad and Tobago adopting New Social Housing Programme, Jamaicans to get increased access to point of care tests for diabetes and Agriculture stakeholders urged to take advantage of fisheries sector.

Stony Hill Market to be reopened later this month, Government contemplating the future of Vale Royal and Agriculture Ministry calling for modernization of sugar industry.

Government calling for swift conclusion of compensation restructure negotiations; Transport Ministry committed to ending illegal sale of drivers’ licences; and Agriculture ministry urging sugar stakeholders to diversify product offerings.

Government to spend an additional 60 billion this fiscal year; New Driver’s License Classifications To Be introduced; and Government looking to introduce nuclear power into energy mix.

Overhaul of NWC Network to Increase Water Supply to Citizens, Oracabessa Fish Sanctuary Benefiting under Reef Restoration Project, and Ministry of Education and Youth committed to protecting the rights of Jamaica’s youth.

Island Traffic Authority intensifying its road safety spot check operation; National Policy For Gender Equality under review; and Prime Minister lauds HEART NSTA Trust.

Fishermen detained in Columbia to be repatriated, water infrastructure projects to be undertaken in Clarendon and contracts signed for upgrading of Malvern and New Market Health centres.

Government to launch portal for Jamaicans travelling overseas, Local universities to offer American Culinary certification; and UNAIDS delegation on island for six-day visit.