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First batch of Jamaican farm workers off to Canada, OPDEM Develops Roadmap to Improve Earthquake Resilience and greater focus to be placed on reducing backlog of court cases.  

Excelsior Community College to offer new Logistics Degree Programme, JUTC reducing cost for replacing smarter cards for concession passengers and NHF to target men in 2015

Council of Community Colleges launches New Educational programmes, JCF to expand mobile app and NHF enrolls 38,000 new beneficiaries.

‘Pay for other’ feature no longer allowed on JUTC, National Blood Transfusion Service Gets Mobile Collection Unit and Improved Shipment and Clearance of Charity Goods

News Recap Dec 29 - Jan 2

News Recap Dec 29 - Jan 2

Government targets 2 percent growth in economy for 2015; work completed on Ebola Treatment Centre in Kingston; and National Security Minister commends Jamaica Defence Force.

National Security Minister commends the security forces for work done to reduce crime in 2014, New S04 Form introduced to make tax filing easier for self-employed individuals and Montego Bay’s tourism infrastructure to receive further boost.

JUTC to curb littering on buses, Jamaica new chair of INBAR and Police Convalescent Centre gets well needed ambulance and equipment.

327 Road Fatalities to Date, Riverton Meadows to Benefit from New Housing Project, and traffic changes downtown for Fireworks on The Waterfront 2014.

Sewerage Disposal Project coming for Riverton Community, Jamaica Recycling Cooperative LED Project launched and JCF to roll out E-system Pilot in 2015.

Police pledges to continue building relations with citizens, Jamaica Customs Agency introduces Automated System for Customs Data, And JUTC extending night service on New Year’s Eve.