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National Works Agency implements one way system along Marcus Garvey Drive; Jamaica Strengthening Legislation Against Tax Evasion; and Government To Create Youth Advisory Board.

Ceremonial opening of Parliament to take place on Thursday; Government pursues double-digit growth for the Tourism Sector; and the country makes strides in Fiscal Transparency.

Minor water systems to be established in four parishes; Government continues negotiations for toll rate reduction; and Clarendon residents certified in Bamboo cultivation and product manufacturing

News Recap April 4-8

News Recap April 4-8

Police report decline in Child Murders; Education Ministry to refurbish Padmore Primary; and Special care facility established in Portland.

JAMPRO Dismisses Reports of Involvement in Ponzi Scheme, Jamaican Scientists among experts receiving ZIKA Training and Sports Minister Olivia Grange calls for Greater Equality In Sports.

April 8 deadline for bad gas complaints submission to Consumer Affairs Commission; More Local Produce to Hit US Markets; and Education Ministry to increase technical training for teachers under CAP.

Safe places to be identified for victims of Gender-Based violence, Ministry of Health names new NHF board; St. James RADA office to set up agro-business Incubator

Full roll out of National Standards Curriculum for 2016/2017 academic year; Praedial Larceny Unit ramps up public education campaign; and West Indies Cricket Board and Players urged to put differences aside.

New Budget to be tabled on April 14, Foreign Affairs Minister Continues Dialogue with Trinidad and Tobago and Government Looking To Extend Support Under NYS and JAMVAT.

Police Officers to Receive Domestic Violence Training; Tourism Minister in the United States for meetings with International Stakeholders; and Food for the Poor Jamaica to stage its second annual 5K Walk/Run.