KINGSTON — Minister of Finance and the Public Service, the Hon Audley Shaw, has reiterated that the International Monetary's Fund's (IMF) third (December) and fourth (March) quarterly reviews of Jamaica's...

The Minister of Finance The Hon. Audley Shaw is referring the public to his July 13 statement on progress being made on issues related to Jamaica’s 3rd (December) and 4th...

A total of US$9.995 million has been earmarked for Jamaica's Adaptation Fund Programme: Enhancing the Resilience of the Agriculture Sector and Coastal Areas to Protect Livelihoods and Improve Food Security....

KINGSTON — The National Export-Import Bank of Jamaica Limited (EXIM Bank) pumped some $6 billion in the economy during the 2010/2011 fiscal year, financing a wide range of projects within...

KINGSTON — The FINSAC Commission of Enquiry had a premature adjournment Wednesday morning (July 27), after the Commissioners refused to grant former Century National Bank (CNB) head, Don Crawford, more...

KINGSTON — Finance Minister, Hon. Audley Shaw,  says a culture of tax compliance  has to be developed and instilled in the society,  to ensure that persons honour their statutory obligations....

KINGSTON — The issue of write-offs for some FINSAC debtors, while other requests were ignored, again highlighted Friday’s sitting of the Commission of Enquiry into the 1990s financial sector meltdown...

KINGSTON — Jamaica will host the 41st Annual Conference of the Caribbean Public Service Association (CPSA) from July 24 to 29, at the Jamaica Conference Centre, downtown, Kingston. Some 159...

KINGSTON — Finance Minister, Hon. Audley Shaw, has underscored the importance of dialogue being maintained through the Partnership for Transformation (PFT), if consensus on decisions regarding the nation’s progress, is...

WASHINGTON D.C — President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Victoria Mutual Building Society (VMBS), Richard Powell, says increased collaboration between Jamaica and its Diaspora is crucial, if the country...

KINGSTON — Former Minister of Water and Housing, Dr. Karl Blythe, has suggested that some of his political colleagues may have benefited from "insider trading", in terms of how their...