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Additional space created for State of Public Emergency Detainees, First set of Polygraphed Correctional Service Recruits Commissioned and Over 9000 students set to benefit from Digital Mobile Project.

State of Public Emergency extended to May 2, Motorists urged to exercise caution when travelling through St. Mary and changes to legislation governing the roles of Justices of the Peace to come on stream.

Jamaica to receive second tranche from Green Climate Fund; no threat of closure for scrap metal trade; and High School students now able to pursue Associate Degrees at UCC. The news in detail after this message.

Government supports development plans for Newport West Port area; License now required for export of brass; and thousands of unattached youth to receive assistance.

New air traffic control tower at Sangster Airport fully operational; Prime Minister reiterates plans to revitalize Falmouth; and ODPEM to bolster emergency communication infrastructure.

News Recap January 22-26

News Recap January 22-26

Island-wide operations underway in support of State of Emergency; Early Retirement Scheme for Police to be rolled out; and Cabinet Office signs MOU with Private Sector Organization of Jamaica.

1.3 billion dollar roadwork projects to get underway soon, Education Minister condemns killing of Clarendon College student and vulnerable groups encouraged to get the flu vaccine.

NIR Stands at Record 3.2 billion US dollars, Jamaica Stock Exchange lauded for strong performance in 2017 and Tourism Linkages Network launches Taste Jamaica App and Website.

Cabinet to receive strategic review report on NHT, Emergency Tribunal established and Help coming for farmers affected by January flood rains.

Prime Minister says more jobs created in 2017, Point of sale machines installed in courts and Health Ministry encourages Jamaicans to destroy mosquito breeding sites.