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Jamaica to focus on single market aspect of the CSME, implementation of Disabilities Act remains a priority and sections of Black River to be closed in celebration of Black River Day.

Work underway to Verify Cockpit country boundaries, UDC says Heroes Park Development will improve lives and Motorists advised to expect delays along Hagley Park Road starting tomorrow.

eGov testing NIDS electronic verification framework; Increased US dollar demand causing Jamaican dollar depreciation and; Government budgets 8 billion dollars for High schools for upcoming academic year.

16,000 youth engaged in HOPE Youth Summer Programme this year, Jamaicans starting to accept National Identification System and Health fees set to increase for selected groups.

WINDALCO gets waiver of sanctions by US Government, Moody’s upgrades Jamaica’s credit rating from stable to positive and young people with disabilities employed under HOPE Summer Programme.

Road in Namibia renamed in honour of Marcus Garvey, Parliament approves increase in national minimum wage and schools urged to prepare for sugary drinks restriction set to take effect January next year.

Faith Based Groups Urged to Do More to Combat Human Trafficking, Government improving access to employment for persons with disabilities and Child Protection and Family Services Agency to host GSAT awards.

Jamaican and Namibian Government Waive Visa Requirements; WCJF expands services to young mothers in rural communities and Justice Ministry partners with UCC to offer master’s degree programme on combatting human trafficking.

Prime Minister begins official visit to Namibia, Guyana learning from Jamaica to establish National PTA and 37 teams registered for House of Parliament Design Competition.

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News Recap

Prime Minister to participate in official working visit to Southern Africa; St Catherine Parish Court to be refurbished; and Education Ministry to stage PEP information sessions next month.