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Prime Minister Andrew Holness says major plans in place for development of Downtown Kingston and Justice Minister says government moving to issue electronic warrants for motorists who breach the road traffic laws.

Government focused on maintaining economic stability; Jamaica to earn billions from new hotel construction projects; and Churches to play increased role in national restorative justice programme.

Unemployment rate hits new record low, 6000 youngsters to be engaged under Government’s Youth Summer Employment Programme (YSEP) and Energy Ministry refutes claims that Net Billing programme discontinued

Prime Minister Holness calls for swift completion of Morant Bay Urban Centre; Plan being developed to secure the viability of the JUTC; and rehabilitation work to begin on Maverley Park this month.

Prime Minister welcomes changes to parental leave entitlements, Transport and Mining Ministry creates strategy to refresh JUTC fleet; and 25 Schools To Benefit From Behaviour Modification Initiative.

Prime Minister launches Service Excellence Policy, Criminal Records application process now online and refurbishing works planned for Hope Gardens

Some public servants to get back to school support, NWA constructing bypass for Craig Mill Bridge and Jamaica welcomed 100,000 visitors for first 10 days of July.

Government to introduce and modify parental leave entitlements, Jamaica to Host inaugural OAS Forum next week and nominations open for 2022 Medal for Science and Technology.

Services at the criminal records office to be improved by the end of July, 1,200 residents to benefit from Luana to Middle Quarters Pipeline project and government researching economic benefits of sargassum seaweed