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A day rarely passes where I don’t tell someone not to watch or wonder why someone a flex and a show off and a Braff what they driving wearing and drinking and eating. U just don’t know how they affording it. Do you. Don’t watch the hype.
Robert St.ElizabethNative retweeted
Holland Bamboo, Saint Elizabeth
One year ago hurricane Melissa tore through one of Jamaica's most iconic roads. One year after this is what it looks like 🇯🇲
This morning I saw a post on IG by Spragga Benz but it was caused by a very misleading headline by @IRIEFM_NEWS @IRIE_FM . Spragga in my mind knew it was misinformation but wanted outrage so he vent and then turn off his comments. Punk Move Spragga!
Now back to business!
Robert St.ElizabethNative retweeted
Rising food and transport costs are straining household budgets and public finances, particularly in fragile and import-dependent countries. See the discussion on food security at the Annual Meetings: youtube.com/watch?v=TaG_iM0H…
It's a celebration.
As we roll right into the Food Rum & Reggae Festival in Treasure Beach.
From the City on the Hill down to the Beach.
I must say since
@GiovanniRDennis took over leadership at @JISNews @jistv their is a clear difference on their social media as well as production. Production quality still needs work but that will come with bigger budget I hope he gets it. Good stuff so far.
Robert St.ElizabethNative retweeted
The National Reconstruction and Resilience Authority (NaRRA) will prioritise reconstruction and the voluntary relocation of vulnerable families, particularly those in Parottee, St. Elizabeth.
Prime Minister Dr. the Most Hon. Andrew Holness says land has already been identified, with all homes required to meet Jamaica’s building standards before families can take occupancy.
#JISNews #StayInformed #OPMJA #MEGID
Invest in yourself and make more money.
Minister of Health and Wellness (@themohwgovjm), Dr. the Hon. Christopher Tufton (@christufton), is encouraging local registered nurses (RNs) to take advantage of the Dr. Barry Wint Memorial Scholarship to pursue specialised training in high-demand fields.
He noted that this year, the Ministry has allocated $900 million to train 600 nurses across various medical disciplines.
#JISNews #StayInformed #JISUpdates #MOHW
ALT Minister of Health and Wellness, Dr. the Hon. Christopher Tufton, is encouraging local registered nurses (RNs) to take advantage of the Dr. Barry Wint Memorial Scholarship to pursue specialised training in high-demand fields. He noted that this year, the Ministry has allocated $900 million to train 600 nurses across various medical disciplines.
Robert St.ElizabethNative retweeted
Minister of Health and Wellness (@themohwgovjm), Dr. the Hon. Christopher Tufton (@christufton), is encouraging local registered nurses (RNs) to take advantage of the Dr. Barry Wint Memorial Scholarship to pursue specialised training in high-demand fields.
He noted that this year, the Ministry has allocated $900 million to train 600 nurses across various medical disciplines.
#JISNews #StayInformed #JISUpdates #MOHW
ALT Minister of Health and Wellness, Dr. the Hon. Christopher Tufton, is encouraging local registered nurses (RNs) to take advantage of the Dr. Barry Wint Memorial Scholarship to pursue specialised training in high-demand fields. He noted that this year, the Ministry has allocated $900 million to train 600 nurses across various medical disciplines.
Primary Care Health care through health centers have transformed in St Elizabeth 100%.
Newell, Ffyes Penn, Southfield, Santa Cruz, Junction, Malvern, Bellvue and I am sure I am missing some.
All been renovated and made into modern facilities. Big up the @themohwgovjm
Residents of Bellevue and surrounding communities in St. Elizabeth are now accessing healthcare in more spacious, comfortable and modern facilities following a major $80.62 million overhaul of the Bellevue Health Centre.
The improvements were carried out through emergency repair funds from the Ministry of Health and Wellness (@themohwgovjm), and under the National Health Fund’s (@NHFJamaica) Operation Refresh initiative.
#JISNews #StayInformed #JISUpdates #MOHW
ALT Residents of Bellevue and surrounding communities in St. Elizabeth are now accessing healthcare in more spacious, comfortable and modern facilities following a major $80.62 million overhaul of the Bellevue Health Centre. The improvements were carried out through emergency repair funds from the Ministry of Health and Wellness, and under the National Health Fund’s (NHF) Operation Refresh initiative.
Robert St.ElizabethNative retweeted
Residents of Bellevue and surrounding communities in St. Elizabeth are now accessing healthcare in more spacious, comfortable and modern facilities following a major $80.62 million overhaul of the Bellevue Health Centre.
The improvements were carried out through emergency repair funds from the Ministry of Health and Wellness (@themohwgovjm), and under the National Health Fund’s (@NHFJamaica) Operation Refresh initiative.
#JISNews #StayInformed #JISUpdates #MOHW
ALT Residents of Bellevue and surrounding communities in St. Elizabeth are now accessing healthcare in more spacious, comfortable and modern facilities following a major $80.62 million overhaul of the Bellevue Health Centre. The improvements were carried out through emergency repair funds from the Ministry of Health and Wellness, and under the National Health Fund’s (NHF) Operation Refresh initiative.
Less than 10 months.
Job well done.
Kudos to the @themohwgovjm @AndrewHolnessJM @floydgreenja @christufton and the @SRHAJamaica
#Update #Health Work has started on the Black River Hospital to get some wards functioning again. The field hospital is now on the compound of the hospital still serving your medical needs. Commendations to @christufton and the @themohwgovjm team.
Tomorrow October 28th see you at the Black River Hospital as The Hon Prime Minister Andrew Holness reopens the Hospital with the Hon @christufton and The Hon @floydgreenja
Black River Hospital, in St. Elizabeth, is expected to reopen its wards by the end of October, following extensive repairs after the facility was severely damaged by Hurricane Melissa last year.
Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Diana Brown-Miller, said work is progressing on the hospital’s two male wards, paediatric ward and female ward, which were prioritised for emergency repairs following the hurricane.
#JISNews #JISUpdates #StayInformed #MOHW
Robert St.ElizabethNative retweeted
Tomorrow we journey to St Elizabeth to commence the works to lay a new pipeline from Black River to Arlington. This project will invest $200million to improve supply for more than 10,000 Jamaicans.
@NWCjam @floydgreenja
Robert St.ElizabethNative retweeted
🚨 Nationwide 90FM is proud to partner with the National Water Commission (NWC) for the Groundbreaking Ceremony of the Black River to Arlington Pipeline Project. 💧🇯🇲
This significant infrastructure project represents an important step toward strengthening Jamaica's water supply network and supporting sustainable development for generations to come.
📍 Wednesday, October 28, 2026
🕒 3:00 PM
📌 Palm Atlantic, Crane Road, Black River, St. Elizabeth
Can't make it to St. Elizabeth? No worries!
🎙️ Nationwide 90FM will provide special rebroadcast coverage and highlights of the ceremony.
Stay tuned to our radio, digital, and social media platforms for exclusive interviews, key announcements, and coverage from this historic event.
👉 Follow @Nationwide90FM and @NWCJam, turn on post notifications, and stay connected for rebroadcast details and updates.
#Nationwide90FM #NWCJamaica #WaterForJamaica #BlackRiverToArlington #InfrastructureDevelopment #StayTuned
Robert St.ElizabethNative retweeted
PM @AndrewHolnessJM has tasked NaRRA to buildout up to 100 prefab homes at Luana Phase 3 in St. Elizabeth in conjunction with the HAJ which is the landowner, to facilitate the voluntary relocation of eligible Parottee residents living in unsafe conditions.