Sugar-cane farmers in St. Thomas to receive financial assistance; Ground broken for new RADA office in Hanover; and Government assisting Jamaicans in China amidst Coronavirus outbreak.
Local testing for new coronavirus to become possible by February, Finance Minister welcomes latest Fitch rating and prostate cancer awareness campaign going well.
Commissioner of Police, Major General Antony Anderson, says the States of Public Emergency (SOEs) continue to have positive results, in the areas where they have been implemented. In 2019 SOEs were declared in St. James, Hanover, Westmoreland, Clarendon, St. Catherine and the St. Andrew South Police Division. All areas under the security measure subsequently recorded declines in shootings and murders.
Prime Minister Andrew Holness has outlined several measures to be taken as part of efforts to improve the management and governance of the Caribbean Maritime University (CMU). These will include changes to the institution’s procurement, record keeping and human resource management systems, based on recommendations found in the Auditor General’s report on the school for the 2016-2018 period. Mr Holness...
Contracts awarded for porter and cleaning services at hospitals, Three Miles Traffic Lights now Operational and 230 youngsters to benefit from additional training under Local Government Ministry’s Youth Summer Employment Programme.
Port Royal to receive first cruise ship later this month; Heads of government agencies urged to seize growth opportunity; Office of Utilities Regulation invites submissions for logo design competition.
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
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.
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