Saint Lucia’s Theobalds treatment plant is nearing a contractor decision for a CDF-backed upgrade serving more than 40,000 customers. Completion is targeted for December 2027.

MPs have questioned whether trucked water sold to households during the drought is always safe, as Corporate Area reservoirs sit below 40 per cent of capacity and the private sector calls for a national reset on water security.

Jamaica’s 300 megawatt renewable energy and 150 megawatt battery storage tender is now expected before the end of 2026, months later than first planned, with implications for the 2030 renewables target.

Jamaica is strengthening coordination of major investment projects as reconstruction, development and questions over public spending place renewed attention on the Government’s ability to deliver.

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Jamaica is building a new north coast. Thousands of homes are rising across St Mary, St Ann, Trelawny, St…

Jamaica is building thousands of new homes, but Dean Jones warns that housing cannot truly be called affordable if workers face high transport costs, weak infrastructure and long journeys to employment

Jamaica is widening its response to the housing shortage, with affordability, land titling, informal settlements and infrastructure increasingly being addressed alongside new construction. The challenge is no longer simply building more homes, but making them accessible and sustainable.

The third quarter of 2026 asks Jamaica, as it has in too many recent years, to conduct the business of infrastructure development…

Jamaica recorded an estimated J$280.9 billion in building and planning applications during 2025, a figure that points to an extraordinary level of…

Hurricane Melissa destroyed homes, farms, hotels and infrastructure. Yet the storm also stripped away something less visible: the comfortable assumptions Jamaica had…