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When Jamaica became an independent nation on August 6, 1962, it signaled a major change in status to the international community. The country established diplomatic relations with 12 countries that year and has forged mutually beneficial relationships with other countries over its 60 years of Independence.

Zones of special operations extended by 60 days; Regional Health Authorities to audit condition of sanitary facilities at public health institutions; and Government working to create an inclusive society for persons with disabilities.

Jamaica’s Forestry sector will be under the spotlight from December 7 to 8 at the inaugural National Forestry Conference. The event is intended to begin the process of bringing improved structure and efficiency in the management of the country’s forest resources.

RISE Life Management Services is undertaking the ‘Enabling Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities Project’ aimed at ensuring that Persons With Disabilities (PWDs) are better integrated into society, have access to appropriate care and support services, and are treated as valuable human resources.

The National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWMA), in collaboration with Municipal Corporations islandwide, will be rolling out a special cleanup programme during the Yuletide season.

Through the efforts of agencies such as the Science Research Council (SRC), science has made significant contributions to Jamaica’s physical development and economic growth.

Agriculture Ministry calling for increased investment in the sector to expand production on the island.

Prime Minister to meet with representatives of US National Security organizations, Solar Energy Pilot to be Established in 30 Schools and 106 Recruits added to the Fire Brigade