Jamaica’s first Agent Bank facility opens in St. Andrew; traffic tip line established; and police to maintain presence at key intersections in corporate area
Jamaican health and lifestyle survey findings released, Education Ministry to host PEP camps and Labour and Social Security Ministry to take its services on the road. The news in detail after the break.
CARICOM countries renew thrust to tackle CSME issues, Nightly Solid Waste Collection to be extended in Kingston Metropolitan Area and Single Window for Trade to be established.
Government to announce anti-plastic pollution measures at G7 meeting in Canada; Jamaica welcomes close to 3 million visitors during the first six months of the year and; work progressing on Ferris to Mackfield roadway in Westmoreland
Manufacturers who import white sugar now required to pay duty upfront, National Insurance Fund continues strong financial performance and Government sees increase in persons placed in overseas employment programme.
School administrators called on to use national grooming policy to establish dress code for students, Louise Bennett Coverley Statue to be unveiled Friday and public urged to desist from painting bronze statues in public parks.
Criminal Division of Corporate Area Parish Court closed due to bomb threat, more benefits for PATH students and increased police presence in western Jamaica to deal with traffic.
Health Ministry reports dengue related death in Trelawny; No auxiliary fee policy for schools still in effect; and Farmers urged to avoid vigilante justice for praedial thieves.
Finance minister optimistic about country’s economic growth; Education ministry reports smooth start to academic year and JCF deploys over 200 police officers to facilitate traffic management.
Primary Exit Profile workbook to be ready next week, Economic Growth Council working to address challenges facing coffee farmers and Health Minister takes health and wellness message to schools.
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