The 4th United Nations Global Road Safety Week 2017 is set for May 8-14 with the theme Save Lives: Slow Down. The weeklong observance focuses on speed and what can be done to reduce the risk for road traffic crashes, deaths and injuries.
15,000 Apprenticeship spaces identified under HOPE Programme; Lands leased to Red Stripe for cassava cultivation; and 600 million dollars earmarked to upgrade Health Institutions.
Lt Colonel Martin Rickman Appointed Head of Government’s HOPE Programme, Ground broken for more serviced lots in Clarendon and Health Ministry to implement 10 year strategic plan.
Operators of Micro, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises, MSMEs are expected to benefit from business support services, at the Jamaica Business Development Corporation JBDC’s tenth annual Small Business Exposition and Conference.
Infrastructural overhaul, quarterly performance report and continued public private partnerships on the horizon, the health ministry continues on its mandate for a healthier Jamaica.
The Michael Lee Chin led Economic Growth Council recently tabled its second quarterly national report outlining the country’s progress in several initiatives geared at achieving five percent economic growth by the year 2020. We give you highlights of the report in today’s edition
On today’s programme, Government exploring innovative ways to fund tertiary education; Cabinet to receive water sector policy and Global Immigration Card for members of the Diaspora.