Maia Chung

12/01/2024

07/01/2024

Yeah yeah yeah yeah 😂

03/01/2024

Jan 2 2024 roll the dice

01/01/2024

Happy new year everyone.
Thank you all for your love and support.
I pray you peace love and great life this 2024!

26/12/2023

Yes ppl me in 2023...I got the human face look different app😆

26/12/2023

2023 dude is too handsome 💝

26/12/2023

Year in review 100 years of Mavis Bank Coffee Factory

26/12/2023

Then there was this ...I mean the million episodes not just this 1😁

26/12/2023

2023 was a helluva year...watch me Ina 2024

26/12/2023

So I am washing and multi tasking ...took these two Fotos a while ago...I'm practicing...

08/12/2023

It's Friday and I am grateful...17 days b 4 Santa brings my gift

02/11/2023

PRESS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
November 1, 2023


Government Begins Distribution of Water Tanks Through the Rural Water Household Resilience Programme

“This project is a direct investment in those households which are at the lower end of the economic ladder and are living with water insecurity. It is an investment in rural communities.”- Prime Minister Holness.


The Government has officially began distributing large water tanks to households in rural Jamaica.

The Rural Water Household Resilience Programme aims to build resilience in water supply to households at the lower end of the economic ladder. This is part of the Government’s commitment to distribute 50,000 water tanks across Jamaica.

This project will see the distribution and installation of 3,000, 400 gallon water tanks with supporting infrastructure for rainwater harvesting in the constituencies which were hardest hit by the drought in the first 6 months of this year.

Speaking in Parliament yesterday (October 31, 2023), Prime Minister Andrew Holness underscored, “This project is a direct investment in those households which are at the lower end of the economic ladder and are living with water insecurity. It is an investment in rural communities.”

Teams from the Government agency Rural Water, and the social review committee will commence the roll out of the household rainwater harvesting systems and tanks next week. Once this pilot is completed in December, the Government will move to expanding the programme nationally to include all rural constituencies.

Importantly, the Prime Minister also noted: “These tanks will be distributed in areas which are either outside of the utility footprint of the NWC or in an area where infrastructure is significantly degraded and unable to provide predictable supply.

The Constituencies which will participate in the pilot programme are predominantly in the Eastern part of the country. They include; East & West Rural St Andrew, East and West St Thomas, East and West Portland, South East St Mary, Central St Mary, Western St. Mary, the southern belt of St Ann including South East and South West St Ann, the hilly northern belt of Clarendon, including Northern, North Central, and North West Clarendon.

The Prime Minister stated, “The method of selection used the data from the Met Services and was also scrutinized by the International Development Bank (IDB) in approving the use of grant funds for the purchase of these tanks.”

Members of Parliament in these Constituencies should submit 230 names each, for recipients of these tanks.

According to Prime Minister Holness, each location where a tank is installed will be mapped and geotagged to ensure accountability. It is also to ensure the process of properly assessing the true national storage capacity for water. In addition, the Prime Minister also noted that having locations geotagged will make water distribution easier when trucking water.

An important element of the project will include training of 10 young people by the Heart NSTA Trust from each constituency.

In the meantime, the Prime Minister noted, the IDB supported grant funding of $60 million JMD to purchase the tanks and the Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation, through Rural Water will provide funding of $250 million JMD to facilitate the coordination of the project, and deployment of water harvesting systems and tanks.

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21/10/2023

PBCJAMAICA'S new COMING SOON content: SIGNATURES, should begin it's rollout in December 2023...I have also managed to link up with 'Thee Oliver Samuels' for the show and believe me like Don Anderson and all the outstanding Jamaicans guesting on the show...I am certain you guys will love the latest with Oliver Samuels well as all our other great guests.

This photo is a throwback to filming earlier this year in the fabulous gym facilities - my gym game is so lame= look at my boots...dwl

The Courtleigh Hotel and Suites, other than being the super brand partner of PBCJ PRESENTS and SIGNATURES, also own the Pegasus Hotel as well as the ...currently being renovated Hilton Hotel...all Kingston properties I endorse.

I do so unequivocally, having worked with and having stayed at them and always receiving the best support and service from all levels of staff.

SIGNATURES like PBCJ PRESENTS is another family-friendly show...about Jamaican things and people!
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19/10/2023

A coffee break at the Courtleigh Hotel and Suites as we film the Corporation's show SIGNATURES
So, working hard is a blessing - filming Thursday, October 19,2023, for 's show SIGNATURES!...at the
brand partner of the PBCJ

13/10/2023

UPDATED PRESS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
October 11, 2023


Prime Minister Holness Unveils Comprehensive Dengue Prevention Plan to Safeguard Jamaica's Health and Future




Prime Minister Andrew Holness has outlined a series of measures and a comprehensive plan to combat the outbreak of dengue fever and protect the health and well-being of the Jamaican people.

Speaking in Parliament yesterday (October 10, 2023), Prime Minister Holness announced that an additional 331 million dollars would be allocated to assist in combating the dengue outbreak in the country.

The Government's initiative comes in the wake of an increase in the number of persons with the mosquito-borne virus.

The Government will activate the national mitigation plan based on vector mapping to be executed through the local authorities.

"This $331 million comprises $96 million to the Municipal Corporations to support the mitigation works to be undertaken across the island, $160 million to the National Works Agency (NWA) to coordinate t