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Senior police commanders to be reassigned; all age and junior high schools to get budgetary support; and JCPD invites applications for Margaret Moody scholarship for persons with disabilities.

Jamaica Fire Brigade to get more equipment, new National Standards Curriculum places emphasis on problem solving and deadline extended for manufacturers to participate in Christmas in July Trade show.

JCF Implements New Security Measures to Tackle Crime, 100 Early Childhood Institutions to be certified by August and Two more fire trucks to be added to Fire Brigade’s fleet.

Revised MSME Policy to be completed by December, Government commits to increasing access and inclusion for persons with disabilities and Government looking to engage more unattached youth.

Jamaica to digitize Government systems; Health Ministry creating Zik-V communication guide; and Ministry of Education transfer policy remains in effect.

Over 17 thousand prescriptions filled under pharmacy pilot programme; education and training essential to achieving five in four growth strategy; and government to preserve Usain Bolt’s legacy.

Health Ministry to Increase number of Type A hospitals, NHT general insurance contract Approved and 99 percent of GSAT students placed in High Schools.

News Recap June 5- 9

News Recap June 5 - 9

Greater Portmore Drug Serv Pharmacy refurbished and expanded; agriculture sector expected to rebound and Government commissioned Bolt statue ready.

GSAT results show improvements; Credit Unions to maintain their roles and functions under new regulatory framework; and SMEs to benefit from WIPO/JBDC Workshop

Government Invests 4.7 million US dollars to expand BPO space, Government to procure motor-vehicle licence plates and 1.3 million dollar infrastructure contracts approved for housing projects in Clarendon.