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Prime Minister to hold meetings with the leadership of Atlanta and the Atlanta business community, Finance Minister welcomes record low unemployment figures; and Drainage Works planned for South Camp Road.

Legislation to support security forces to be tabled this year; Major Organised Crime and Anti-Corruption Agency to become operational in short order and main road to Above Rocks in St. Catherine closed to heavy-duty vehicles.

Government planning rollout of more Zones of Special Operations, Tourism sector pulls in over one billion dollars in the last three months and Women’s Centre of Jamaica Foundation, implementing parenting initiative.

Unemployment at all time low; exports up in 2018; and St. James Municipal Corporation ramps up efforts to collect outstanding fees from businesses.

Economy records 1.9 percent growth in 2018; 0.8 percent inflation rate recorded for March; and Sir John Golding Road Drainage Reinstatement Project to Begin in Short Order.

Health Ministry monitoring island for imported cases of measles; New Cardiac Ward to be constructed at Bustamante Hospital for Children; and domestic abuse victims urged to seek help.

Six multimillion euro financing agreements signed today with CARICOM and EU; New Paediatric Centre officially opened and Work underway to upgrade Carl Rattray Staff College in Runaway Bay, St. Ann.

Prime Minister invites investors to take advantage of opportunities in tourism, 30 million spent on plastic ban education campaign and Gender Minister calls for change in socialization of boys.

Jamaicans encouraged to wear gear to protect eyes from the sun; close to 900 unattached youths certified under TAP; and parents urged to screen children early for disabilities.

National Identification and Registration Act ruled unconstitutional; Tourism Ministry allocates funding for entertainment events in select communities and Postal Corporation to diversify offerings.