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Customs says clearance of goods significantly improved with CAF, Education Minister clarifies position on granting study leave to teachers and Bellevue Hospital welcomes $23 and a half million dollar upgrading project.

Jamaica receives first draw down from IMF; government aiming to overshoot growth targets under IMF agreement and Primary Schools with limited physical education programmes set to receive assistance.

Several police stations to be upgraded to facilitate improved treatment of children in conflict, Parents of juveniles on remand to benefit from development programme, and Government to ensure fair trading practices are observed by local manufacturers and trading partners.

Jamaicans urged to begin prepartion for 2013 hurricane season, Prime Minister hails National People's Cooperative Bank of Jamaica and Education Ministry supporting Logistics Hub initiative.

Inner city residents to participate in Community Renewal Programme Seminar; Justice Square Project part of backlog reduction strategy; and Parents urged to increase PTA participation.

Health Ministry exploring cancer prevention and treatment options, Prime Minister Portia Simpson-Miller calls for empowerment of the most vulnerable in society this Labour Day and 800 acres of land at Amity Hall for sorghum cultivation.

Government investing in small and micro business sector, Cuban dental surgeons to arrive on the island next month, and Government to establish database of overseas based Jamaican professionals and investors.

Government seeks to expand overseas employment programme, 30 schools in region 2 being repaired for new school year and financial markets symposium to be staged in Downtown Kingston.

On this special Labour Day edition of JIS News, houses constructed in St. Thomas and Portmore St. Catherine, Franklyn Town Primary gets facelift and scores of volunteers turn out to make national project a success.

MSME sector to be transformed through new legislation, government focuses on urban renewal and Jamaica signs on to new phase of the Participatory Slum Upgrading Programme.

Victoria Jubilee Hospital gets new equipment, large scale purchasers of agricultural produce urged to assist fight against praedial larceny and Education Ministry moving to address reports of poor academic performance of student athletes.

Government committed to 25% reduction in NCD’s by 2025, Commercial Task Force to be set up in AG’s chambers and new municipal police reminded to serve citizens.