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News Recap

News Recap

Prime Minister hails improved NHT operations, Three Miles Bypass timeline extended and census to be conducted for Vernamfield Aerotropolis project.

National Security Ministry to recover funds from used car dealer; Government moving to protect bamboo producing areas; and Health Ministry to develop sexual reproductive health policy.

Parliamentary Joint select committee to report on BOJ Act, bamboo by-products being considered as replacement for Styrofoam and plastic containers and decision to come next month on Jamaica’s application to list Reggae music among UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.

PSOJ President backs Government’s plastic ban, Government Officials expressing satisfaction with Jamaica National Service Corps and fire safety assessments to continue at children’s homes.

Government fielding requests for construction of 20-Storey buildings in Kingston; Inter-American Development Bank to invest over 50 million dollars in development projects; and Tourism innovation city to be established in Montego Bay

Government to execute major infrastructure projects in short order; 1,500 young people to be trained under Jamaica National Service Corps programme within a year and Construction on Dump up beach in St. James to begin in January 2019.

Government to continue providing housing solutions to tackle squatting; EU welcomes upcoming plastic and Styrofoam ban and agriculture ministry committed to standardising local bamboo industry.

News Recap

News Recap

New Hotel opens in Trelawny; rural roads to be improved; and Chapleton Hospital in Clarendon to undergo further renovation works.