PBC Jamaica News – November 6th
In the headlines the Jamaica Constabulary Force promises a safe Christmas season and in the region Dickon Mitchell wins second term election landslide in Grenada.
In the headlines the Jamaica Constabulary Force promises a safe Christmas season and in the region Dickon Mitchell wins second term election landslide in Grenada.
In the headlines Jamaica’s Lower House of Parliament erupts in heated debate over government’s abstention from Cuba embargo vote, and in the region Canada moves to deepen ties with Antigua & Barbuda as well as the rest of the Caribbean.
In this Tuesday headlines, Jamaica nears 3 million visitors one year after hurricane Melissa and regionally Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) raises regional Ebola threat level to moderate.
In the headlines Jamaica’s roof program verification process causes delays and regionally Barbados seeks to address inequalities in the country’s citizenship laws.
In the headlines, one year after Hurricane Melissa, Jamaica continues reconstruction and regionally in Belize a new airline open five new routes.
In the headlines, dozens of families in St. Thomas and St. Catherine affected by flooding from recent rainfall and regionally Barbados to host the second UN scientific panel on artificial intelligence.
In the headlines Jamaica’s Minister of Agriculture Floyd Green says the country will have an adequate food supply for Christmas despite the drought and regionally Caribbean countries discuss chemical management in Tobago.
In the headlines Jamaica’s prime minister Dr. Andrew Holness speaks on social housing solutions with an aim of offering to all Jamaicans, and regionally CARICOM chairman defends Haiti’s gang suppression force.
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