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Five Primary Schools to benefit from mathematics pilot project; Emphasis on gastronomy to promote growth in tourism and UDC still accepting bids to provide consulting services for Third City project.

: Health Ministry says there is no dengue outbreak, Target social interventions to complement state of public emergency and Blue Mountain Coffee festival set for March this year.

Early successes from state of emergency, new judicial sentencing guidelines launched and Clarendon Schools to get funding for improvements.

News Recap January 22-26

News Recap January 22-26

National Security Minister appeals for full cooperation from St. James residents; tourist rail service from Montego Bay to Appleton Estate to be restarted and artefacts being prepared for National Sports Museum.

Emergency Powers Regulations 2018 to be tabled at next Parliamentary sitting, Tourism stakeholders register full support for state of public emergency in St. James and Aesthetic

State of Public Emergency Declared for St. James, Damage assessment for breakaway in Rio Grande Valley underway and Aesthetic improvement works to be carried out along Breezy Castle Corridor in Downtown Kingston.

Prime Minster promises tough anti-crime measures; More scholarships for student teachers pursuing science subjects; Trafficking in Persons task Force launches educational tour.

Government to build virtual sports museum, Education Ministry to refurbish Jack’s Hill Primary School; and Jamaicans urged to make healthier food choices.

Gov’t to roll out CCTV system next month; Pre-construction technical assessment of Spanish Town hospital underway, and Sports Minister hails VCB 5K Run/Walk.

Prime Minister calls for a review of policy governing the operation of child-care facilities, Political Party Financing Regulations to come into effect March 1 and PICA to launch online declaration form.