Prime Minister hints at new measures to maintain the integrity of security forces, Rainforest Seafoods adopts health centre and Christmas in July set for July 18.
Chief of Defence welcomes citizen cooperation during South St. Andrew State of Emergency; JAMPRO negotiating to stage medical tourism events in Jamaica; and JUTC LNG terminal in Portmore to be commissioned into service shortly.
Government announces State of Emergency Borders and communities, first meeting to review data protection bill, this week and JAMPRO targeting investment in medical tourism.
MSMEs to benefit from new EXIM Bank loan facility; Jamaica to help raise global awareness on climate change resilience and; Government committed to improving Jamaica’s business environment.
The Port Authority of Jamaica (PAJ) says steps are being taken to expand the capacity of the local cruise industry to accommodate the largest types of vessels. Vice President of Cruise Shipping and Marina operations at the PAJ William Tatham says with more cruise operators switching to LNG powered ships, the establishment of New Fortress Energy’s LNG facilities in Montego Bay...
Domestic Airline Jam Air Express, has launched an additional route aimed at diversifying travel options for persons on the island. The service will run between the Ian Fleming International Airport in Boscobel St. Mary and Montego Bay. Transport and Mining Minister Robert Montague says the launch of the new operation augurs well for the future of Jamaica’s aviation industry.
Science Minister urges females to pursue careers in STEM; Jobseekers encouraged to equip themselves for changing job landscape; and Percy Junior Hospital launches Stroke Registry.
UN Secretary General commends CARICOM climate action, Health Ministry warns against mosquito population surge over summer and CARPHA calls for greater use of technology in public health system.
Jamaica Energy Council Re-established; Caribbean Public Health Agency lauds Jamaica Moves and the NLA joins forces with the JDF to facilitate hydrographic surveys of Jamaica’s seabed.
Prime Minister Andrew Holness in St Lucia for 40th CARICOM Heads meeting, Tourism Ministry in discussions with MIT to mitigate impending sargassum seaweed threat and the SRC’s Science and Technology Fair happens this Thursday.
Cornwall regional Hospital opens new radiology department, Cabinet set to review noise abatement act and government moving rapidly to complete data protection bill.
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