Speaking in Georgetown, Prime Minister Andrew Holness said Jamaica and Guyana will explore housing collaboration on labour and construction technology, naming skills shortages and slow approvals as Jamaica’s biggest constraints.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness told the Jamaica Diaspora Conference that overseas Jamaicans should buy first or second homes locally, freeing the NHT to focus on affordable housing.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says the Government will push for lower power costs in new JPS licence talks and expand renewables, noting March 2026 bills neared $42 per kilowatt hour.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has opened a $250-million bridge in Spring Village, St Catherine, replacing a 150-year-old crossing closed since September 2022.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says about 3,000 modular units will go to families whose homes Hurricane Melissa destroyed, with proper foundations and services required at every site.

GDP grows approximately 2.0% as Jamaica navigates a more uncertain global environment while maintaining its domestic momentumInflation falls toward 4.5%, reaching the…

GDP grows 1.7% — a moderation to a slower but more sustainable pace as the post-pandemic recovery cycle maturesInflation falls to 5.5%,…

Tourism exceeds pre-pandemic records with 3.10 million arrivals and US$3.8 billion in receipts — the sector’s best performance in Jamaica’s historyGDP grows…

With a golden shovel in hand and the turquoise waters of Montego Bay as backdrop, Prime Minister the Most Hon. Andrew Holness…

GDP grows 4.0% — the second consecutive year of recovery growth, sustaining momentum even as global conditions deteriorateInflation reaches 10.2% — the…