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Ministries of Economic Growth and Local Government partnering on drought mitigation strategy; NSWMA adds 50 tipper trucks to Christmas fleet; and parents urged to vigilant this holiday season.

Nursery in St Thomas Women’s Centre to be named in honor of Miss World 2019, Jamaicans urged to utilize tyre retreading company and Government announces activities for rural water supply for 2020.

Public urged to buy from reputable e-commerce platforms, Government mulls extension of new noise abatement cut off times; and Police offering free cash escort services.

The upgraded Kingston Air Traffic Control Centre at the Jamaica Civil Aviation Authority headquarters in St. Andrew has been officially reopened. The multimillion dollar upgrading project, included the installation of a new voice communication control system, system-wide air traffic management automation surveillance system, and a new global positioning system, GPS. Prime Minister Andrew Holness said the upgrading of the Air Traffic Control...

Government to ramp up its delivery of housing in 2020; public reminded to drink responsibly; and Central And Western Jamaica Inner-City Youth Trained in Event Production.

Trust Fund established for victims of Coral Gardens Incident; JCF illegal vehicle lights removal operation bearing fruit and KPH receives 2 million dollar equipment donation.

Violence Prevention Commission to be established, Increased Deployment of Police Officers for Holiday Season and Island-wide clean up exercise set for January 2020.

Kingston air Traffic Control Tower re-opened; Cabinet approves land acquisition for new St. Catherine North Police Division headquarters; and consumers urged to be vigilant when purchasing meat.

Promoters reminded to apply for permits for events during festive season; winter tourist season off to positive start; and Toni Ann Singh to visit the island this weekend.

Amount of currency in circulation to increase in December; Transport Ministry Launches App to Curtail Traffic Breaches; and New Well Commissioned in Clarendon.

Greater use of technology to make travel easier, partnership with schools could help combat mental health challenges and pensioners to benefit from early encashment of vouchers