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Legislative reforms to be treated as projects, Overseas Examination Commission To Get New Building and Jamaicans encouraged to register for Global Services Sector Career Pathway Framework.

National Security Minister meets with grieving families in Spring Village, Christmas workers targeted for JAM-DEX payments and multimillion dollar project being implemented in Manchester to ease traffic congestion.

Government begins renovation of Richmond Farm facility in St Mary, National Security Minister reiterates call for zero tolerance approach among JCF members and National Fisheries Authority launches tilapia competition.

RGD Suspends Printing of Certificates, Appeals Process for Firearm License Applications Being Revamped and Improvements Recorded in Visitor Stay and Spending.

Health Ministry signs MOU with Miami University to boost health sector, Jamaica advancing international priorities at UN General Assembly and Revised National Policy for Senior Citizens to be unveiled

Construction underway for New Frome Police Station, Increased police activity expected island-wide, and Government committed to increasing access to justice.

Queen Elizabeth II laid to rest, Tourism incubator to be launched September 30 and bus stops to be restored along a section of Constant Spring Road.

Spanish Town Hospital receives dialysis machines; Caribbean nations encouraged to adopt Jamaica moves and Education Ministry implementing initiatives to boost sector’s recovery.

Electronic diaries being rolled out in more police stations; Agriculture Ministry ramping up efforts to combat praedial larceny; and Judges appointed to act in Appeal and Supreme Courts.

No public holiday on Monday, September 19 and Prime Minister urging criminals to surrender guns.