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Clean-up initiative to begin next week in Portmore, Government looking to source funding for technology start-ups and Improved Water Supply for West Central, St. James.

Strong support for National Labour Day Project, Rehabilitation of Rudolf Elder Park to be completed next year and Human rights training to begin in June.

Prime Minister salutes the country’s workforce; Safe School transportation system to be expanded and Calabar High to get synthetic track

CCJ Bills tabled in the Upper House; PIOJ projects 1.7 percent growth in GDP for 2015/16; and Jamaicans encouraged to support Labour Day projects

The Passport, Immigration and Citizenship Agency, (PICA) says the implementation date for increase in passport fees will take effect on Monday, June 1 instead of Tuesday, May 26.

Prime Minister, Portia Simpson Miller, will be leading an islandwide child protection campaign starting May 28 in Clarendon.

Passport, Immigration and Citizenship Agency announces new date for Passport Fee Increases, Public’s trust in Police has grown; and Forestry Department steps up enforcement efforts.

1 billion dollars to be spent on infrastructural projects, PIOJ Reports 0.3 Per Cent Growth for January to March and special economic zones legislation this year.

Health Ministry implementing measures ahead of Zika virus; PICA to Introduce Two New Services on May 26; and Jamaica Fire Brigade urges persons to get permit for public events.

Passport Immigration and Citizenship Agency to implement quota system at its Branches, OCR looking to extend opening hours and JAMPRO Head says opportunities abound in Franchising

PICA At Full Capacity Today,The Kingston Public Hospital receives equipment to handle cataract patients and 300 Million dollar Irrigation Scheme to be completed by July.        .

Prime Minister urges children to speak up about abuse, Health Minister Calls for Review of Recruitment of Health Care Workers by Developed Countries and Religious community urged to impart values of the Church.