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Health Ministry conducting study on the impact of COVID 19 on mental health, cabinet discussing plans for reopening of entertainment sector and Government conducting research on blue economy.

Government announces further widening of COVID-19 guardrails, JAMCOVID Travel Requirements Eliminated and Employers Encouraged to pay workers more than New Minimum Wage where Possible.

Government announces further widening of COVID-19 guardrails, JAMCOVID Travel Requirements Eliminated and Employers Encouraged to pay workers more than New Minimum Wage where Possible.

90% of public sector workers accept Government’s 4% wage increase, Government working to enhance relations with United Arab Emirates (UAE), and $900 million budgeted for Electronic Land titling project...

Further tension between Ukraine and Russia could affect Jamaica’s economy, several roads in Clarendon to be repaired and nearly 1.2 billion dollars budgeted for Energy Management and Efficiency Programme...

Update on Vision 2030 National Development Plan expected in May, Jamaica to host Annual International Conference & Exhibition in June, and Strides made under the Government’s National Consensus on Crime.

Social housing programme to get a boost in coming months, Bank of Jamaica releases name, logo and tag line for digital currency and Economic Growth and Job Creation Ministry to Host Emissions Policy Townhall...

Short-term economic prospects positive; work to continue on Jamaica’s forensic pathology suite in new fiscal year and 253 million dollars allocated for improving agricultural and coastal resilience...

Inflation rate edging closer to 10%, Global Tourism and Crisis Management Centre to open satellite stations in middle east, and FCJ Plans to Spend 1.1 Billion on Capital Projects in new fiscal year

Grade 6 PEP Performance Tests cancelled, ability test postponed; Jamaica welcomes 800,000 US-dollar donation of medical equipment and Falmouth Artisan Village 95 percent complete.

CPFSA observing Foster Care Awareness Week, Jamaica to partner in Global Tourism Resilience Day launch, and Drainage infrastructure in Runaway Bay to be addressed.

Jamaican students in Ukraine advised to be on high alert as tensions rise on the border with Russia, Health Ministry distributes two million masks and Vale Royal talks to resume this month...