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Bryan Sykes Sworn-In as Chief Justice of Jamaica, Government supported day care centres to be rolled out; and members of the public urged to give up criminals for Lent.

30 million US dollars earmarked for NIDS electronic platform; Technology to drive thrust to improve ease of doing business in Jamaica; and Health Minister endorses Nursing Now campaign.

Chief Justice to be sworn in on Thursday, Lane restrictions for Spanish Town road and Semi-finalist for Tourism Service Excellence Awards announced.

News Recap 2 Feb 19-23

News Recap 1 Feb 19-23

Jamaica on track to implement NIDS pilot by the end of this year, Standing Finance Committee begins deliberation of proposed 2018/19 budget and Ground to be broken for Tourism resilience centre later this year.

Finance Minister Audley Shaw welcomes 248 million US dollar loan support from the IDB, Jamaica records increase in visitor arrivals so far for 2018 and Government delivering on plans to strengthen support to state care children with special needs.

Meteorological Service to develop model for predicting bush fires; Police to increase presence along major corporate area roadways; and three new fire stations to be built.

Prime Minister attends CARICOM Conference in Haiti; Enfield Health Centre receives 1 million dollar donation; and Persons living in sugar-cane areas urged to rat-proof their homes.

Prime Minister hands over new homes to residents of the Estuary in St. James; Health Minister encourages Youth to make wise choices for their health and New dormitories opened at Harman Barracks in St Andrew.

Grade 5 students to sit Primary Exit Profile PEP mock exams, Insurance scheme to be developed for farmers and State Minister, Floyd Green, calls on Heart Trust to highlight young innovators.

Petrojam corporate office renamed in honour of former Prime Minister Edward Seaga, BOJ Governor says there’s no shortfall in supply of foreign exchange and Jamaica Fire Brigade fleet to be boosted.