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BSJ to conduct routine testing of toilet tissue, Jamaica commended for road safety initiatives and government increases allocations for child development programmes.

Small businesses in Manchester benefitting from REDI project; sections of Westmoreland benefiting from road works under JEEP and JDIP; and Jamaica poised to reap significant revenue from forest resources .

Education Minister encourages primary students ahead of GSAT exams; Canadian High Commission donates computer room and software to schools and Police officers get training for handling child labour cases.

Jamaica to get cancer control plan; Government creating space for ICT industry at Montego Bay Free Zone; and business leaders urged to capitalize on economic opportunities at Diaspora Conference.

800 Million dollar water system upgrade project for St. Mary; JSIF to spend over 500 million dollars in development projects next quarter; and Government to ensure local workers fill job vacancies created by the global logistics hub initiative.

Government to spend less next year, Finance Minister clarifies Private Exchange Offer and Manchester residents receive improved medical services.

Government pursuing three-pronged approach to national security, Education Ministry continuing its revision of the Grade Six Achievement Test, and National Infant and Young Child Feeding Policy being drafted.

New police officers urged to maintain the highest standards of professional excellence, Jamaicans being implored to draw inspiration from the successes of the nation’s youth and Tax Administration Jamaica moves closer to being semi autonomous agency

Parents urged to create a climate of learning and wholesome development for children, Labour Minister warns against selling of recruitment forms for Overseas Employment Programme and discussions advanced concerning voluntary banking code of conduct. stay with us

600 New vending spaces for downtown Kingston, Government firm in its commitment to objectives of the Commonwealth and country’s agro-exporters encouraged to ensure their packaging facilities are at international standards ….

Businesses urged to invest in Downtown Kingston, additional mathematics specialists in primary and high schools this year, and local sports associations and federations urged to ensure they are tax compliant.

All systems go for upcoming GSAT exam, exporters urged to be vigilant when employing international marketing companies and Universal Service Fund collects near 10 billion dollars.