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Prime Minister reaffirms the importance of Diaspora to national development; Public urged to continue water conservation measures; and eight Jamaican trainees set to gain work experience in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

Jamaica to deepen relations with Ghana; New initiatives to be rolled out under Child Diversion Act and Justice Ministry to set up Parish Diversion Committees across the island.

8th Biennial Jamaica Diaspora Conference underway, new Police Plaza to be fully accessible to residents and more fathers supporting their families.

Jamaica to welcome President of Ghana; Westmoreland police launch crime reduction initiative; and insurance scheme being designed for farmers.

International travelers urged to take precautions against Measles, 250,000 traffic tickets issued since the start of the year; and Jamaica observes World Blood Donor Day.

Businessman Richard Byles to become next Bank of Jamaica Governor, PEP examination grading system in keeping with international best practices; and Apps being developed to Improve public sector efficiency.

Jamaica joins Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action; Government deepening relationship with private sector to develop local infrastructure and Denbigh Agricultural Food show to become commercial agro business expo.

Jamaica’s workforce ready for the future; Prime Minister Andrew Holness commits to Decent Work Agenda; and Constant Spring Road 67% complete.

2019 Reproductive Health Survey to get underway; laboratories urged to get JANAAC accreditation; and Jamaica Fire Brigade strengthening its emergency response capacity.

Two Special Economic Zones to be established in coming years, PEP results to be released by June 21 and Jamaicans urged to be vigilant when purchasing trucked water.