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Prime Minister congratulates Alia Atkinson; Reduced Oil Prices To Benefit Economy; and Consumer Affairs Commission Secures Over 32 million for Aggrieved Customers.

Government partners with UN to beef up security at airports; Tourism industry to welcome 3 and a half million visitors for 2014; and motorcyclists urged to wear safety helmets.

SMEs urged to register and contribute to National Insurance Scheme Government reserves 1-million for schools excelling under tablets in schools pilot project and World Bank to assist with open data development.

Prime Minister credits Cuba with boosting Jamaica athletics, NYS to help Intellectually Disabled Young Person and KSAC Reports Improvement in Turnaround Time for Development Approvals.

Jamaican economy to return to positive growth, major crimes down 17 per cent and JMB says institutions must register to access provisions under Mortgage Insurance Act

Government to expand schools in Western Jamaica, Industry Minister says damaged motor vehicle imports potential source of economic development and Japanese Govt. Donates Emergency Vehicles to Westmoreland Parish Council.

Prime Minister Simpson Miller to lobby for increased support for Cuba, New Infirmary for Portland next Year and HEART Trust’s Revamped Apprenticeship Programme to improve Labour Force.

Plastic Recycling Project to reduce money spent at disposal sites, Ministry of Health to host Town Hall meeting on Ebola in Half-way Tree, and Junior Agriculture minister encourages Youth to Pursue Long Term Career in the sector.

Jamaica to participate in Fifth Summit of the Heads of Government of CARICOM and Cuba; Senate approves amendments to Mortgage Insurance Act, and Locations identified for Jamaica’s first Recycling Plant

News Recap  Dec 1-5

News Recap Dec 1-5

Police issue 480,000 traffic tickets since January, NYS Awards 650,000 in Youth Entrepreneurship Competition and Port Royal to become University Town.