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Government commissions first solar powered community computer lab; Education Ministry signs MOU with BAU international University; and CAC Advises against the Purchase of Hoverboards.

Jamaica commended for management of sexual assault cases; Montego Bay flood victims get assistance; and homeowners urged to exercise caution with small appliances.

Road Safety Unit renews efforts to keep road fatalities below 300 for 2018, micro and small and businesses now required to file GCT returns online and Home Owners urged to use appliances safely.

Motorists again being reminded to practice road safety, Jamaica benefiting from Canada-funded Judicial Reform and Institutional Strengthening Project and Nomination Deadline Extended for Tourism Service Excellence Awards.

News Recap December 18-22

News Recap December 18-22

Children’s homes to get 18 million dollars during Christmas period; online business registration to be made possible by March next year; and Prime Minister hails former member of parliament, Enid Bennett.

36 thousand pound Christmas banana shipment bound for Trinidad from Jamaica, Health Ministry commits to improving health care in Clarendon and Council of Community Colleges to introduce online degrees over the next 12 months

Declaration of Montego Bay document presented to the UNWTO, Manufacturers Urged to Use More Local Ingredients and Primary Exit Profile to better meet learning needs of students.

Industry Ministry to establish National Trade Portal; Chapelton Hospital to be renovated; and condolence book opened for Ian Boyne.

97 cars added to police fleet; Global Auto Logistics Centre launched; and Canine Division gets 12 new dogs.

Universal Service Fund invests over 6 billion in ICT Sector; Craft vendors urged to continuously hone skills and party promoters reminded to obtain fire-safety permits.