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National Security Minister call for end to police protest action; Finance Minister lauds credit union movement; and young people encouraged to access youth initiatives and programmes.

Government to explore domestic worker legislation, JEEP to spend close to 930 million dollars on projects this year and MPs to Play Greater Role in Distribution of Water.

Local Number Portability Deadline Extended, 1,500 Persons to Get Land Titles and Peckham Community to Benefit from Major Bamboo Project

Health Ministry begins Zika virus training sessions; Moody’s upgrades Jamaica’s financial rating; and National Security Minister appeals to residents to report illegal activity.

News Recap May 25-29

News Recap May 25 - 29

St. James police take unique approach to crime fighting; State Minister for MSTEM heads delegation to open data conference in Canada; and NSWMA receiving positive feedback on E-Waste- Pilot Project

Jamaica and United Kingdom Renew Anti Drug Trafficking MOU; PICA makes plans to acquire new head office; and Companies Office of Jamaica implements changes SIPP Registry.

Prime Minister to address community meeting in Clarendon; MSMEs urged to utilize Development Bank of Jamaica’s services; and operations remain smooth at Passport Immigration and Citizenship temporary location.

Government seeking to reduce misery levels of patients; Health care workers being trained to improve maternal health and reduce child mortality; and Heart Foundation Calls for Stop to Illicit Trade of Tobacco Products.

Broadcasting Commission extends deadline for cable operators to cease transmission of unlicensed cable channels, Senate approves Revenue Appeals Division Act and Praedial Larceny Prevention Unit gets new vehicle.

Government to launch integrated cleanup programme; Funding Identified for Southern Coastal Highway Project; and PICA reports seamless operations at the National Indoor Sports Centre