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Electoral Office reports smooth running of Election Day activities; EPOC Urges Government to Maintain Fiscal Discipline; and national works agency Undertaking Multi-Million Dollar Zika Virus Clean-up.

Aviation infrastructure to be modernized; Macro-economic stability driving business confidence; and Eira Schader Home receives cash donation.

Jamaica records another quarter of increased revenues; Urban Development Corporation says Dunn’s River falls not for sale; and cosmetology centre opens in green pond, St James.

Cannabis Licensing Authority announces April 4 Start Date; Jamaicans urged to follow voting guidelines; and the National Youth Service offers grants for community development

Health Minister hands over vector control and emergency service vehicles; 63 Percent Turnout for special service voters; and More Westmoreland Residents Receive Certificates of Possession.

Labour Ministry says all workers must be given time off to vote; SLB COLLECTIONS INCREASE BY OVER 100 PERCENT; and Health Ministry receives medications and fogging machines from food for the Poor

Health Sector Being Prepared to Deal with Increase in Influenza Cases; Local Manufacturers urged to partner with EXIM Bank; And new Classrooms to be built at St James High.

Innswood Artificial Water System Now Complete; Acting Chief Medical Officer says Jamaicans are Taking ZIKV prevention tips seriously; and Exim Bank urges SMES to utilize trade credit insurance scheme.

News Recap February 15-19

News Recap Feb 15-19

Political party leaders urged to denounce improper campaign conduct; Health Centre to be constructed in Runaway Bay, St. Ann; and St. Andrew Workforce College established in Seaview Gardens.

JCF Says Adequate Security Arrangements in Place for Election Day; All political candidates expected to sign code of conduct by Friday; and Health Ministry to lead clean-up day in St. Catherine.