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Bank of Jamaica projects continued economic growth; Tax Administration Jamaica steps up e-filing sensitization campaign; and irrigation areas designated in Manchester and St. Elizabeth.

Several activities are taking place across the island in observance of November as Local government and Community development month. The activities aim to engage and inform persons on the roles and responsibility of the local government

Civil Service Week is geared towards highlighting the work and worth of outstanding civil servants who have given excellent service to central government and to the country as a whole

Cane farmers across the island to benefit from more repairs to cane roads

National Youth Service rolls out Graduate Work Programme, NWA undertaking major road repair work in the corporate area and CHASE donates equipment to the Heart Foundation

The month-long series of events coincide with the 10th Anniversary of the ‘Eat What We Grow…Grow What We Eat’ campaign

Methods used to pay out funds to Pensioners, And the Pensioners pay advice slip.

Some 20,000 residents in south western St. Andrew and its environs will be benefiting from improved health services with the upgrading and renovation of the Oak Glade Health Centre

Cuban medical personnel on the island to support public health sector, National Environment and Planning Agency moving to address planning and environmental issues in Negril and President of Haiti, Michel Martelly expresses interest in collaborating with Jamaica

Small business owners urged to take advantage of the new Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise and Entrepreneurship Policy, Jamaica set to implement recommendations made by the World Anti Doping Agency and Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller hails Usain Bolt and Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce for most recent award

The month-long series of events coincide with the 10th Anniversary of the ‘Eat What We Grow…Grow What We Eat’ campaign.

Child Abuse in Jamaica