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PATH Beneficiaries get tertiary scholarships; Jamaica Social Investment fund Launches skills training programme; and Scientific Research Council invites applications to its performing arts, essay and poster competitions.

Motorists urged to capitalize on final days of traffic ticket amnesty, sections of High Street in Black River closed to vehicular traffic and Fire Wardens Club launched in schools.

Net zero energy building opened on UWI Mona Campus, Jamaica provides additional support to Dominica and IOJ to Celebrate 145th anniversary of Kingston with Heritage Festival.

Pre-feasibility study on divestment of waste management activities complete; Government committed to growth of cooperative movement; and Technology Ministry to educate citizens on safe ICT practices.

Health Minister says fight against non-communicable disease to continue, National Parenting Support commission outlines plans for parent’s month 2017 and Culture Minister says legacy projects can boost sports tourism.

IMF Commends Jamaica for Economic Performance, Education Sector Stakeholders Urged to support annual TVET Conference and National Security Ministry Calls for Mentors for We Transform Initiative.

Eleven new compactor garbage trucks delivered to the NSWMA, Prime Minister calls on Housing Industry stakeholders to create new products to make home ownership more affordable and Labour Ministry to open new parish office in St. Ann.

FLA to expand house to house visits; new regulations coming for coffee blending and NWA completes road work along section of Mona Road

Development of more cities to ease urban overflow in Kingston; Jamaica and China formalize agreement to collaborate in sports and government gives consideration to climate smart housing.

Two new Senators sworn in, Education Ministry working to lengthen student loan repayment period and Jamaica Fire Brigade celebrates fire safety week.

News Recap October 16-20

News Recap October 16-20