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Ambassador says strong partnerships needed to fight lottery scam, Jamaica steps up food safety measures and NHF tribunal to be established.

Team set up to spearhead privatization of Port of Kingston, Government launches six month public education campaign on gender equality and companies urged to look out for f Non-Tariff Measures.

Lottery scammers could be extradited to answer charges, IMF to inject more capital into financial system support fund and business owners urged to modernize facilities and operate at global standards.

NDX initiative closes with an almost 100 percent participation rate, lottery scam act to be passed by month end and government seeks to establish insurance plan for athletes.

245 Manchester residents get serviced lots, 23 million Bailey Bridge opens at Dover Castle and parliament approves TAJ bill.

Government pressing ahead with plans to position Jamaica as world’s fourth logistics hub, telephone number portability soon and two telecommunications licenses to be auctioned.

Government holds firm on commitment to clamp down on lottery scam, CHASE Fund disburses over 9 billion dollars in support of developmental projects and Jamaica Fire Brigade signs contract for the procurement of new units.

Public Sector workers sign wage agreement with the Government, NWC seeking rate review for the 2013 calendar year and Education Minister, calls on nation’s students to improve their performance in Mathematics.

In this week’s edition, MSME and Entrepreneurship Policy tabled and Bill to collect levy on conch exports for 2011gets approval.

In this week’s edition of House Matters, Government reiterates the importance of integrity in sport, fair play, and the maintenance of a doping free sporting environment.

In this week’s edition, law makers pass legislation to provide harsher penalties for human trafficking.

Tourism Sector to implement transformational development projects and Government assures public sector workers of lump sum on retirement.