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Jamaicans urged to devise innovative business ideas, Maritime Authority stands ready to accommodate post panamax vessels and Education sector gets boost from Japanese Embassy.

TAJ ramps up collection strategies, Sangster International to be added to roll of excellence and recently acquired lab equipment to benefit Agriculture sector.

Thousands of public sector workers to benefit from discount and rewards card, improved diagnostic and  treatment options coming for Paediatric kidney patients and OCR encouraging parents to keep recent photos of their children.

Financial Analyst says government on track to achieving balanced budget, Governor General promoting good parenting to address social problems and Climate Change Minister calls for balance in development process.

Anti gang legislation could come into effect this week, Senate passes fiscal rule legislation and Child Development Agency assuring that children are only removed from families as a last resort.

Employers urged to utilize Tax Administration Jamaica online filing system, Government issues 120 net billing licenses and additional security measures to be put in place at the Negril Health Centre.

News Recap 17- 21

News Recap 17-21

Prime Minister optimistic about country’s future, JTB Regional Director dispatched to Moscow and Agriculture Ministry gets equipment valued at 68 million dollars.

GSAT to undergo changes for 2015 sitting, new regulations governing Close Season for Spiny Lobsters become effective April 1, and Trelawny yam farmers urged to submit proposal for Yam Juice factory.

Government seeking to improve public procurement process, plans to reduce cost for streetlights far advanced and 41 nominees shortlisted for Prime Minister’s Youth Award.

Jamaica to benefit from axing of APD by 2015, Flexi-Work Bill to be brought before Parliament next week and Climate Change Policy Framework and Action Plan Green Paper being reviewed for resubmission to Cabinet.