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PIOJ projects improvement in economic performance; Improvement work to begin soon on Oceana Hotel and Manchester communities vie for cash prize in cleanup and beautification contest.

Services Industry records growth for September quarter, Government pleased with Private Sector support of Logistics Hub Initiative and First Supplementary Estimates to be tabled in the House of Representatives next week.

Government focused on reducing inflation, Health Ministry seeks funding for Sustainable public Awareness Programme and study underway to select local crops for Biofuel Production.

Corporate Area communities to benefit under electricity regularization project; unemployment rate to keep trending downwards; and Prime Minister Simpson Miller welcomes election of Jamaican jurist elected to International Court of Justice.

PSOJ head lauds civil servants for contribution to national development, PICA mobile unit now in Emancipation Park and work being carried out to improve lighting along elegant corridor in St James.

Jamaica records 22 percent reduction in violent deaths, National Animal Identification and Traceability System officially begins and Antigua commits to working with Jamaica to increase shipping Revenue.

Water Minister commissions catchment tank in South St. Elizabeth, Government to partner with IDB to build abbatoirs and UK Diaspora donates thermometers for Ebola preparedness

News Recap November 10-14

News Recap November 10-14

IMF mission chief says economic reform programme remains on track, UTECH signs agreement with US lab for local cannabis research and Prime Minister urges state agencies to promote innovation

Jamaica Constabulary Force gets less lethal equipment from US government, ground broken for Auditorium at Brown’s Town High School and local egg farmers to meet festive season demand

PCJ to ensure Jamaica benefits from agreement with Tullow oil, Govt implements more measures to protect citizens from cyber crime and KSAC to host Town Hall Meeting Thursday.