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Government reiterates commitment to the execution of the rule of law, Norman Manley International Airport receives Aerodrome Operators Certification and Agriculture Ministry puts Banana farmers on high alert.

Government to List its JPS shares on Stock Market, public encouraged to support National tree planting initiative and Education Ministry to Adopt and Expand Inclusion Model in Schools.

New HR Manager to be recruited to PetroJam, National Security Council approves Citizen Security Plan and Health Ministry ramps up Dengue prevention measures.

Government begins procurement process to install new pipelines in corporate area; Penwood High School to be renovated and Top Hill and Retirement Districts in St. Elizabeth, get water shops.

Jamaica to create first Caribbean Green Bond Listing on JSE; Works on Penwood Police Station slated for completion early next year and more tourists from South America; LatAM Airlines to begin weekly flights to Montego Bay.

Jamaica targets India as part of tourism expansion plans, Ferris to Mackfield road improvement to boost economic activity and Procurement process for compensation management project to be completed in 2 weeks.

Prime Minister launches tree planting initiative; Ferris to Mackfield road project 95 percent complete and more jobs coming with Public Sector transformation.

Government considers long term goal of exporting renewable energy; Public urged to take precautionary against lightning strike and 11 schools on board with the Anti-Trafficking in Persons Clubs in Schools initiative.

The Bank of Jamaica (BOJ) is forecasting inflation to dip below the lower end of its 4-6 percent target range in the near term. In a statement Monday the central bank noted that inflation is projected to decelerate to 3.7 per cent as at September 2019 before accelerating towards the middle of the target in the December 2019 quarter. Deputy Governor Dr....

With recent severe weather events impacting the nation’s roads, the Government has been assessing the damage with a view to allocating funds for the necessary repairs. Prime Minister Andrew Holness says island-wide damage from flood events so far this fiscal year has resulted in a 640.3 billion dollar bill. He notes that only 54.8 million dollars was allocated for emergency road repairs...

Strong support for Public Sector Programme, transjamaica highway to list on the stock exchange and three additional Small Business Development Centres to be established.

One billion dollars saved under rationalization of public bodies programme; new solar power plant opens in Westmoreland; and Tourism Ministry looking to increase Japanese travelers to Jamaica...