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Government working to address needs of mentally ill Inmates, Sugar Industry Gets Government Intervention and property owners being reminded that they can pay property tax in installments.

News Recap March 27-31

News Recap March 27-31

Ground broken for Excellence Group Hotels in Trelawny; Ministry of Justice to implement Child Diversion policy; and Bureau of Standards Jamaica working on regional energy efficiency building code.

New property tax rates to take effect April 01, Prime Minister Holness receives final report from Caricom review commission and NWA undertakes multi- million dollar road patching programme in St Elizabeth

Financial Inclusion strategy launched, new A and E Ward to be built at Percy Junior Hospital and Traffic Changes along Mandela Highway starting Sunday, April 2.

Government looks to increase German tourists; Defence Act to be modified; and Health Ministry urges Jamaicans to adopt healthy lifestyle practices.

Govt to introduce voluntary retirement programme, Tourism Ministry Launches Blue Mountain Culinary Tour and corporate Jamaica pledges support for police social intervention initiative.

New plant to be constructed to strengthen corporate area’s drought resilience, NIS to conduct staffing operations review and government to boost Public Education concerning human trafficking.

Work on Portland Infirmary almost complete, Accountant General’s Department to be relocated to Oceana Building in downtown Kingston and Japan donates 10 million dollar grant to Hanover-based institute.

Cell phone jammers restored at Tower Street Correctional facility, Senate approves Appropriation Bill, and Portland fire stations to be upgraded.

Ground broken for NHT serviced lots in Westmoreland; Prime Minister encourages UWI to work towards transforming campus into a university township, and NATFATIP to launch island wide Trafficking In Persons road tour.