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Andrew Holness sworn in as Jamaica’s ninth Prime Minister, UWI to get New Gymnasuim from Japan and NEPA Presents Wildlife Monitoring Kit to Jamaica Customs

Improvement works underway at the Fort Clarence Beach, NWA undertakes cleanup of drains and roadways in Western Parishes and Ministry of Education Math expo scheduled for March 10.

Andrew Holness to be sworn in as Prime Minister, Thursday; HEART TRUST/NTA revives its apprenticeship programme; and more Mathematics teachers to be trained under the Math Counts Programme.

Director of Elections advises Governor-General of Election Results; Andrew Holness to be sworn in as Prime Minister Thursday; and Contaminated Rice Seized By Food Storage and Prevention of Infestation Division.

Persons urged to takes steps to prevent Influenza,  TAJ targets business operators with Special Taxpayer Assistance Programme and Sydenham Health Centre renovated.

Vote count finalized in St. Thomas Western Constituency; ECJ says more support needed to modernize Jamaica’s electoral system; And, National Minimum wage increase to take effect today.

Official Election Results expected by Wednesday; Entrepreneurs complete climate change bootcamp; And Health Ministry says local Zika testing possible by next week.

DBJ providing assistance for entrepreneurs in the Mining Sector; Communities urged to get rid of Mosquito Breeding sites and Jamaica Day to Focus on Creative Industries.

News Recap February 22-26

News Recap February 22-26

OAS Electoral Mission commends the Electoral Office of Jamaica; Private Sector urged to invest more in tourism sector; and HEART/NTA to Provide Training For More Persons.

Prime Minister Designate Andrew Holness says he is ready to lead; Outgoing Prime Minister commends the Jamaica Labour Party on its victory; and Heart Trust to launch MSME support programme.