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Government remains committed to making acquisition of land titles easier, school administrators advised to not to impose screening exams on children, and Spanish Teacher Trainees Receive 1 Million in Scholarships.

Jamaican land surveyors to receive training in Korea, national fertility rate down, and government to develop Policy and Master plan for creative industries.

plans to integrate information on vision 2030 into the school curriculum, National Family Planning Board encourages continuous use of condoms and no increase in fees for applications for PPV road licenses.

ERP to focus on economic growth, Heart Trust in talks with Brazillian Government and 5 Traffic Authority Depots refurbished this fiscal year.

News Recap 2 February 10 - 14

News Recap February 10 - 14

Government to commits to successful implementation of the economic reform programme, investment proposals for Hydropower projects welcomed and Heart Foundation of Jamaica offering free blood pressure tests at specific locations today.

Jamaica expected to pass third IMF review, Government to host island-wide consultations on Climate Change Green paper and Central High School officially off the shift system.

Jamaica signs travel agreement with INTERPOL; KSAC announces increase in compliance rate for trade licenses; and Beach operators urged to renew permits.

Jamaica Tourist Board, to revamp overseas advertising campaign; National recycling project launched and Agriculture and Fisheries ministry mulls use of drones to oversee the country’s fisheries resources.

Government expected to conclude Harmony Cove negotiations later this month, more persons benefitting from overseas employment and Jamaicans to access free health screenings throughout February.

Heart Foundation urges citizens to “know your numbers”; PATH beneficiaries to get housing units; and Windsor Heights benefiting from solar water supply system.