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Health Ministry to Implement Programme for the reduction of maternal and child mortality, Jamaicans in Canada to invest in Stock Exchange Come April 01 and Minister Pickersgill to tour Port Antonio Water and Sewerage Project.

Finance Minister says improved US/Cuba relations to benefit Jamaica, New Public Defender Appointed and Tertiary Graduates urged to get involved in Transformation Process.

Over 600 million dollars spent to implement JEEP Programmes since last year; Finance Minister expects amicable public sector wage negotiations; and Jamaica to benefit from recent meeting of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States.

New Police Unit to be formed, Government puts measures in place to continue improving the country’s International Business Ranking and Over 2000 Health Workers Receive Training in Ebola Management

News Recap Jan 5 - 9, 2015

News Recap Jan. 5 - 9, 2015

Finance Minister confident Jamaica will pass 7th IMF review; proceeds of the National Leadership Prayer Breakfast to benefit human trafficking victims; and Jamaica Constabulary Force to form guns-for-trade task force.

Prime Minister Simpson Miller sends condolence letter to French President, Nestle Workers to resume normal operations and Jamaicans urged to practice healthy lifestyles.

OUR Rejects JPS Request for Rate Increase, Police High Command Outlines Plans for 2015 and Education Ministry Announces New Changes to GSAT. 

Police Commissioner deploys additional officers to crime hot spots; renovation of Leila Robinson Courts nearing completion; and Jamaica to host festival of religious freedom.

Government to clamp down on scammers who promise jobs overseas, Supreme Court Registry to be relocated and Sports Minister calls on Jamaicans to support Sunshine Girls.

Applications Needed To fill Vacancies in the US, Disaster Risk Management Act to Strengthen Resilience and BGLC Accepting Education Fund Applications for January 2015 Semester.