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Minister of Industry, Commerce, Agriculture and Fisheries, Karl Samuda (Photo: JIS) MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica (JIS) — The Government is looking to amend the Agricultural Produce Act to increase fines for offences from a maximum of $250,000 to $3 million or up to five years imprisonment. Minister of Industry, Commerce,
Maureen Hayden-Cater, managing director, JN Bank, said the country must move to establish more concrete avenues for Jamaicans in the diaspora to contribute to the development of the country, if it truly intends to garner overseas support for economic success. Acknowledging the work of the Government, under the auspices
Retirement doesn't necessarily mean retiring, if you should ask retiree, Roy Parkinson. At age 61, the JN Individual Retirement Scheme (JNRS) pensioner neither looks nor acts in a manner associated with golden agers; and, therefore, when he retired from his job at a freight company in Montego Bay, St
7:23 am, Tue April 11, 2017 The Bank of Jamaica's latest Credit Conditions Survey shows lending rates continue to inch down. Creditors indicated that there was an overall decline in weighted average lending rates on new personal loans to 17.6 per cent during the December 2016 quarter. This was
QUALLO… I was surprised but very, very humbled WHEN news broke mid afternoon yesterday that the 29th commissioner of police would be standing Deputy Commissioner of Police George Quallo there was much surprise ringing amongst the rank and file of the constabulary and among people in general. Quallo, in an
Jamaica is on track to surpass five per cent growth annually in tourism, amid projections for growth in the industry regionally to exceed no more than 3.5 per cent up to 2020. Minister of Tourism, Edmund Bartlett, giving his sectoral budget presentation in Parliament in Kingston on Tuesday said the
Vernon James Vice President – Life for the Insurance Association of Jamaica (IAJ) is urging the Ministry of Education to leverage Technology to provide more access to education using smart phones and the social media. Mr James who was speaking at the Awards Ceremony for the Mathematics Teacher of the
Senior Medical Officer of the Percy Junor Hospital, Dr Carlos Wilson (second left) receives the cheque from President of the Jamaica Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors, Hugh Meredith (right) watched by Minister of Finance and Public Service, Audley Shaw (left) and Chairman of the Southern Regional Health Authority,
Special Olympics Jamaica athletes and administrators and members of staff of JN General Insurance at Thursday’s luncheon at Courtleigh Hotel to acknowledge Jamaica’s accomplishments at the World Winter Games in Austria. (Joseph Wellington) THE cry for assistance from Special Olympics Jamaica (SOJ) has not fallen on deaf ears. JN
