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Prime Minister encourages unemployed Jamaicans to get trained, Constant Spring Road Improvement Project 25 percent complete; and all infirmaries to get CCTV camera systems.

Government bans romaine lettuce imports from United States; Reduction in criminal cases for Easter Term; and farmers receive GLOBAL GAP certification.

Harsher penalties coming for crimes against children; pensions industry framework to be revised; Government developing mobile app to facilitate motor vehicle registration and fitness fee payments.

Economy grows by 1.9 percent; Government to upgrade school computers; and Health Ministry taking steps to tackle gender based violence.

Modernization of Customs legislation underway, Nutrition Products Limited to introduce new food item for schools; and NIS encouraging persons to apply for Special Anniversary pension.

Jamaica’s economic outlook remains positive; Salada Foods invests 200 million dollars in coffee farming sector; and Government in discussions with investors over operation of Monymusk Sugar Factory.

inflation rate back on target; Commerce Minister supports establishment of Jamaica Social Stock Exchange; and Health Ministry endorses use of cannabis and related products for medicinal purposes.

Wigton Windfarm to be listed on the Jamaica Stock Exchange, Transport Ministry to create taxi locator app and upgraded beach opens in St Thomas.

Aviation activities at Vernamfield to start next year, St Ann’s Bay Hospital receives ultrasound machine; Ministry of Finance establishes Financial Deepening group.

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Stadium East to get new synthetic track; Government to accelerate zinc fence removal project; and Public Sector workers lauded for contribution to positive performances in 2017-18 Global Competitiveness Report.