PBC Jamaica News – September 1st
In the headlines, the Jamaica Constabulary Force to increase patrols by school resource officers, and regionally in Guyana schools reopoen for a new academic year.
In the headlines, the Jamaica Constabulary Force to increase patrols by school resource officers, and regionally in Guyana schools reopoen for a new academic year.
In this Monday’s headlines, Jamaica’s Finance Minister calls for talks on public sector wage bill, regionally Trinidad & Tobago, China Caribbean Partnership takes aim at agricultural transformation.
In the headlines, authorities sift through the aftermath of a fire at Superior Auto Parts in Hadley Park, Kingston, which also destroyed two homes. Â Regionally, Grenada urged to lead regional AI governance, and more.
In the headlines Jamaicans urged to conserve water as drought conditions worsen, regionally CARICOM is stepping up efforts to fight gun trafficking, and more ahead,
In the headlines, Jamaica Public Service (JPS) increases pop-up services after several offices were closed, and more ahead.
In the headlines, opposition seeks full briefing on Jamaica US status of forces agreement. Regionally the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) urged to restore public trust amid internal conflict, and more ahead.
In Monday’s headlines, Jamaica’s National Housing Trust waives $585 million dollars in peril insurance premiums for some mortgages, and more ahead.
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