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Public health security audit now underway; Cabinet embarks of paperless initiatives; and agriculture programme to be launched in St Catherine

Works Year In Review 2019

Bye Bye IMF; a 14 billion dollar stimulus tax package and continued macroeconomic stability. These are just some of the achievements of the Ministry of Finance and the Public Service in 2019.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says Cabinet Members were recently issued with secure laptop computers to facilitate the electronic upload and dissemination of confidential papers

Health and Wellness Minister, Dr. Christopher Tufton says an audit of the security systems at public health facilities island-wide is now underway with a view to making improvements.

Health Minister calls for security personnel at public health facilities to be trained, Agriculture Minister hails farmer to farmer programme; and Accompong Maroons to benefit under Economic Opportunities Development Programme

6000 acres in St. Catherine set to be put under production as part of an agriculture transformation project in the parish.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says Cabinet Members were recently issued with secure laptop computers to facilitate the electronic upload and dissemination of confidential papers.

Health and Wellness Minister, Dr. Christopher Tufton says an audit of the security systems at public health facilities island-wide is now underway with a view to making improvements.

Over 16,000 Jamaicans dispatched participate overseas employment programme in 2019, Jamaica remains free of locally transmitted malaria and Government to redevelop Trelawny multipurpose and national stadiums.

Increased security for public health facilities, labour ministry hails Canada farm work programme and Coffee Exporters Association celebrates blue mountain coffee day.

What You Need To Knoe – New Year & Road Safety