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Government to undertake parochial road rehabilitation programme; Codes of Practice for persons with disabilities being drafted; and World Antibiotic Awareness Week to be observed November 13-19.

International Monetary Fund Managing Director to visit Jamaica; Debate to begin on Justice of the Peace Act next week; tourism stakeholders urged to visit Smart Destination expo during upcoming UNWTO conference.

Anti-Corruption Commissioners to be announced in short order, Jamaica 4-H Clubs launches Entrepreneurship Training Programme and Tourism Ministry Inviting stakeholders to register for upcoming UNWTO conference.

Health Ministry urges support for Adopt a Clinic Initiative; Government seeks increased investment in agriculture and parliament passes GCT act.

Building Act passed in parliament, decision on final boundary of cockpit country to be brought to parliament soon and small businesses to benefit from development bank of Jamaica initiative.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness commits to Banning Corporal Punishment, Poor Relief Board to be dissolved in a matter of weeks and Monymusk Sugar Estate to run on solar energy

NHT Strategic Review recommends merger with HAJ, Health Ministry looking to address infrastructural issues at public health facilities and National Parenting Support Commission to stage Parent Village.

Jamaica Fire Brigade to get more resources, two community access points opened in St. Elizabeth and NHF working to improve pharmacy services in the public health sector.

Denham Town special Zone Boundaries extended; TAJ lauded for implementing reforms and Centre of Tourism Innovation to play integral role in helping hospitality sector overcome workforce challenges.

Senate expected to pass National Identification and Registration, Justice Minister urging more persons to take up plea bargaining opportunities and Prime Minister says Montego Bay important to growth strategy

News Recap October 31-November 3

News Recap October 31 - November 3