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Police Fatal Shootings Continue to Trend Downwards, Foreign Affairs Minister leading Jamaica’s delegation to the United Nations General Assembly, and Government to improve programmes offered to the elderly.

Guns seized in Haiti and Jamaica under Get the Guns campaign, JHTA signs MOU for protection of children and JCDC increasing inclusion for persons with special needs.

More poor and vulnerable accessing National Health Fund medications; Jamaica Civil Aviation Authority modernization program far advanced; and rainwater catchment tank in Ballynure, Manchester repaired.

Ground to be broken this year for 1,600 new hotel rooms US President commends Jamaica’s efforts to fight transnational crime and National Parenting Support Commission to establish Parent’s Places in high schools.

News Recap September 14-18

News Recap September 14-18

Measures being taken to stabilize the Peoples Co-operative Bank of Jamaica; Jamaica Constabulary Force to strengthen collaboration with Haitian police; and Labour Ministry re-launches Energy Conservation Programme.

New Cancer Medication Launched, MOU signed to improve teaching of Mathematics in Primary Schools and Improved service delivery at Rowlandsfield Health Centre in St. Thomas.

JCF Launches Get the Guns Campaign, 30 Young men from vulnerable communities to be trained in Stevedoring and Agriculture Minister to Report to Cabinet On PC Bank Audit findings.

Prime Minister commends WYSINCO; Education Ministry to utilize retired teachers; and Pear Tree River community roadway in St. Thomas to be closed for six months.

Education Ministry tackling unqualified Teachers, Students asked to register for CSEC re-sits and Health Minister commits to reducing HIV/AIDS stigma and discrimination

Schools Urged To Better Utilise NEI Reports, New Infant Department Opens At Bull Bay All-Age and NEPA commemorates International Ozone Day.