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Vale Royal Talks Resume, Psychiatric nursing aides to be deployed island-wide; and Regional Health Authorities receive well needed buses. The news in detail after the break.

Ground broken for the expansion of the Ian Fleming Airport, former National Security Minister Robert Montague gives full support to new Security Minister and JDF Caribbean Special Tactics Centre opens in St. Ann.

Prime Minister pays tribute to Winnie Mandela; Queen’s Warehouse reopened; and increased employment opportunities coming for Ocho Rios residents.

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Fire Brigade identifies cause of fire at Walkers Place of Safety, Senate votes in favour of extending state of public emergency in St. Catherine North and businesses urged to take advantage of limited booth spaces at Expo Jamaica 2018.

Official offer made to repurchase Venezuela’s shares in Petrojam; Government to increase investment in border security; and Health Minister endorses CARICOM wellness initiative.

Technology Minister says process started to revoke license issued to Caricel, Health Ministry warns public against use of unregistered cannabis products and Tourism Minister announces plans to increase flights out of Latin America.

Government partners with World Bank to boost climate resilience in fisheries sector, Savanna-la-Mar Hospital gets new x-ray machine perform and Student’s Loan Bureau seeking to reach more borrowers.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness requests extension of St. Catherine North State of Public Emergency, new Cabinet Ministers sworn in, and Government partners with United Nations on Global Blue Heart Campaign Against Human Trafficking.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness announces changes to Cabinet; Tourism Minister says Jamaica is still a preferred destination for tourists and over 400 public sector workers cleared to proceed on special early retirement, effective May 1.

way cleared for government to spend funds allotted in the 2018/19 Estimates of Expenditure; residents of St. Catherine urged to be on the lookout for wanted persons and vehicles handed over to the police