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30 detainees under St. Catherine North State of Emergency released; plans being finalized for Montego Bay bypass and; Government examining long term solutions for coffee industry.

2018 will perhaps be remembered for the start of various infrastructure projects, as the government worked to improve major roadways.

Jamaica’s is one of the world’s top travel destinations, boasting a wide array of attractions to keep any traveller happy.

281 years of culture fun with the Maroons of Accompong, moving the event from the celebration of our heritage to a highly anticipated staple on Jamaica’s entertainment calendar.

Mosquitoes are known not only for their painful bites but also the possibility of transmitting potentially deadly diseases.

The Government is proposing to spend an additional 18 million dollars for the maintenance of buildings and equipment at correctional centres across the island.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says measures will be put in place to ensure the safety and security of citizens after the State of Public Emergency in St. James lapses on January 31.

Howard Hostel reopens at the Tower Street Correctional Centre

Security measures to be put in place after State Of Emergency ends in St. James, NWA says it’s half way through drainage infrastructure work on Hagley Park road and BPO stakeholders urged to meet the growing demands of the sector.

Correctional centres to receive increased funding; security audit of hotel and attractions to be completed in June; and rehabilitation work to start on two new running tracks next fiscal year.

On this special edition of House Matters, we present highlights of the 2018 Parliamentary year.