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JAMAICA BRINGS TOGETHER LOCAL AND GLOBAL EXPERTS TO TACKLE FOOD SECURITY

JAMAICA BRINGS TOGETHER LOCAL AND GLOBAL EXPERTS TO TACKLE FOOD SECURITY

News 11 September 2026

Jamaica is bringing together local and international experts, policymakers, farmers, researchers and other stakeholders to explore ways of strengthening the country’s food systems and addressing major challenges affecting agriculture and food production.

Read more: JAMAICA BRINGS TOGETHER LOCAL AND GLOBAL EXPERTS TO TACKLE FOOD SECURITY
National Security Minister calls for Deeper Cooperation to Combat Transnational Organised Crime

National Security Minister calls for Deeper Cooperation to Combat Transnational Organised Crime

News 11 September 2026

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Security and Peace, the Hon. Dr. Horace Chang, is calling for deeper cooperation among security stakeholders in Jamaica and the region, to strengthen the country’s ability to respond to terrorism and transnational organised crime.

Read more: National Security Minister calls for Deeper Cooperation to Combat Transnational Organised Crime
Gov't considering overseas contractors to speed up school repairs
Education Minister Senator Dr Dana Morris-Dixon (left) engages Permanent Secretary Dr Kasan Troupe in conversation following Wednesday’s post-Cabinet press briefing at Jamaica House in St Andrew.

Gov't considering overseas contractors to speed up school repairs

News 10 September 2026

THE Government could look overseas for contractors to speed up the repair and rebuilding of schools devastated by Hurricane Melissa last October.

Read more: Gov't considering overseas contractors to speed up school repairs
Fitz-Henley hails 60 per cent decline in murders since 2017

Fitz-Henley hails 60 per cent decline in murders since 2017

News 10 September 2026

State Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister, Senator Abka Fitz-Henley, is hailing the work of the security forces and the Government’s implementation of key elements of Plan Secure Jamaica, which he says have contributed to a 60 per cent reduction in murders since 2017.

Read more: Fitz-Henley hails 60 per cent decline in murders since 2017
Privy Council introduces free visa process for parties attending London appeals

Privy Council introduces free visa process for parties attending London appeals

News 10 September 2026

Commonwealth citizens travelling to London to attend Judicial Committee of the Privy Council (JCPC) proceedings can now access a free, streamlined visa application process.

Read more: Privy Council introduces free visa process for parties attending London appeals
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  2. Grange fights on in reparations battle
  3. Education Minister reports decline in teacher resignations
  4. Government to Address Incidents of Violence Against and Perpetrated by Youth

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