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Consumer Affairs Commission releases textbook survey findings, trained officers to be assigned to Restorative Justice Centres island-wide and Labour and Social Security Ministry to host job fair tomorrow.

Jamaica’s Anti-Money laundering framework to be improved, City of Kingston sign to be erected on the Waterfront and Wood Hall residents in Clarendon get improved access to potable water

Prime Minister to Head Delegation to UN Transforming Education Summit, Additional Police Officers Deployed to Town Centres and CAC secures 15.9 million dollars in compensation for consumers.

Education Ministry completes repairs on 29 schools, Youth in agriculture land lease programme launched, and JUTC replacement Smartercard fee to be increased.

Jamaica’s monkeypox case count jumps to 12, 25,000 spaces available for Education Ministry’s Sixth Form Pathways programme, and Police Commissioner expects new Firearms Act to curb crime and violence.

Government launches Operation Birthright, Census Day being observed today and Agriculture Ministry to conduct drone spraying pilot in St Thomas.

Proclamation of His Majesty King Charles III set for September 10; Growth recorded in domestic crop production and 80 teachers awarded Prime Minister’s Medal of Appreciation for Service to Education.

Jamaica begins official period of mourning following passing of Queen Elizabeth the Second; Prime Minister to host Education Town Hall today and research among Jamaicans shows that salt intake is too high

On this week’s get the facts, It’s game bird hunting season! But remember there are rules. We remind you of those today.

Queen Elizabeth II dies at 96, Technical and vocational training to be expanded to address migration and Firearm Licensing Authority To Become Body Corporate.