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Government to establish energy stabilization fund, fires fully extinguished at Riverton and Health Ministry launches workplace health guidelines.

Stiffer Penalties Coming For Murderers Of Pregnant Girls and ODPEM Says Fire At Riverton Landfill Fully Extinguished, Government Appoints Chief Information Officer.

Prime Minister charges Custodes to lead moral renewal in Jamaica, Motorists to Pay for Damage to Road fittings and Government to Facilitate Waste Recycling Businesses.

ODPEM sets Wednesday deadline for total elimination of Riverton fire, St. Catherine North records reduction in crime, and Government to Roll out Customer Service Scorecard.

News Recap March 16 - 20

Accountant General’s Department to assume responsibility for public sector salary payments; Japanese Government donates six ambulances to St. John’s Ambulance; and Riverton residents urged to continue protecting themselves from smog.

News Recap March 16-20

Government mulls resumption of damaged motor vehicle imports; Japanese Government financing training for small business operators; and ground broken for the reconstruction of the running track at GC Foster College.

Jamaica to Lead Reform of International treaties concerning marijuana, Japanese Government signs grant to upgrade Campbell’s Castle All Age School, National Irrigation Commission laments theft of its equipment.

New Police Post Established in Fellowship Hall St Catherine, More Jamaicans to Access Medical Training and Local Suppliers Market Goods and Services to Tourism Sector. 

Education Minister comments on premature closure of some schools in corporate area and St. Catherine, NWA urging persons to desist from stealing road signs in Portmore are and Student Teachers to be exposed to New Trends in Math Education

ODPEM advises of periodic increases in smoke levels across the corporate area and St. Catherine, MOU to be signed with foreign investor for logistics hub and Government Allocates 7 Million to Fight Farm Theft.