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Prime Minister, Andrew Holness has announced that Jamaica’s 18th general election will be held on September 3.

Traffic police in the Corporate Area will be equipped with 100 smart android devices and portable printers in short order to facilitate the electronic issuance of traffic tickets.

Outstanding CARE programme grants payouts to be disbursed next week; Event Permit Approval Committee Established and Contract signed to improve water supply to Kingston and St. Andrew.

Revised restrictions announced for entertainment sector; Parliament dissolved ahead of General Election and 18 new COVID-19 cases recorded.

Education Assistance limit raised for Constituency Development Fund; Electronic traffic ticketing system to be rolled out; and 5000-dollar school registration fee to be enforced.

General Elections set for September 3, Rivers and Beaches closed after COVID-19 Protocol Beaches; and children to receive back to school grants under Finance Ministry’s CARE programme.

The Ministry of Education, Youth and Information will be hosting a webinar on August 13 on its social media platforms, to outline the Ministry’s policies for education in the context of the pandemic and beyond starting at 3:00pm.

Residents in Barrett Town, St. James are currently benefitting from several infrastructural projects including a state-of-the art park, a multi-purpose community centre, and a newly constructed infant school.