The E-commerce National Delivery Solution (ENDS) Pilot Programme will this weekend be given its sternest test as operations are heightened in all fourteen (14) Parishes. This is in keeping with the island-wide rollout announced in the House of Representatives by the Most Honourable Prime Minister Andrew Holness.
Kingston and St. Andrew lead the way with close to sixty (60) registered and approved, compliant business followed by The Portmore Municipality and St. James with thirty active companies each.
âThe Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF), The Transport Authority (TA), The Social Development Commission (SDC), all fourteen Municipalities and eGov Jamaica Limited have been working tirelessly as a single cohesive unit to ensure ENDS is a continued success. I would like to thank them for all their efforts so far but we all know the job is far from over. We get better which each passing week and we will get even better in the near future as our information technology needs catch
Photo : Councillor Yvonne McCormack
Minister of Local Government and Rural Development, Desmond McKenzie, has expressed sadness at the death of Councillor for the Greater Portmore East Division in the Portmore Municipality, Yvonne McCormack.
McCormack died earlier on Friday, a release from the ministry said.
McKenzie, in the release, stated that McCormack had been battling with a number of serious health challenges. Yvonne had been fighting multiple myeloma from 2014, and breast cancer since 2011, a fact that she was very open about, the minister highlighted. . and she did not allow these severe health challenges to keep her down. In fact, she found the strength to campaign in Southern St Catherine in the February 2016 General Elections, and she campaigned victoriously to remain councillor for her division in the Local Government Elections in November that year, McKenzie shared.
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