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People’s National Party (PNP) Shadow Minister of Water, Environment & Climate Change Dr. Fenton Ferguson wants regular supply of potable water to affected communities across the countryin light of the coronavirus crisis which has placed many persons, especially the elderly, in a position of double-jeopardy.

JAMAICA | PNP calls for regular delivery of potable water across the island

KINGSTON, Jamaica, March 15, 2020: People’s National Party (PNP) Shadow Minister of Water, Environment & Climate Change Dr. Fenton Ferguson, says the lack of regular supply of potable water in several communities across the country during the coronavirus crisis has placed many persons, especially the elderly, in a position of double-jeopardy.

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  • Published in Health
Opposition Spokesman on Agriculture, Dr. Fenton Ferguson.

JAMAICA | Govt must act in the interest of sugar workers in Clarendon, St Thomas

KINGSTON, Jamaica, January 28, 2019: Opposition Shadow Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Dr. Fenton Ferguson is calling on the Minister of Commerce, Industry, Agriculture and Fisheries, Audley Shaw and the Cabinet of Jamaica to rethink their position on the closure of the Moneymusk Sugar Factory in Clarendon and the transporting of sugar cane to the Worthy Park and Appleton factories from the parish.

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Opposition spokesman on Agriculture and Rural Development Dr. Fenton Ferguson.

JAMAICA | PNP Worried About Potential Fall-out in St.Thomas Agricultural Sector

KINGSTON, Jamaica, September 29, 2018: Peop[les National Party Shadow Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Member of Parliament for Eastern St Thomas, Dr Fenton Ferguson, is concerned about the potential fall-out in the agriculture sector  if the significant scale down of operations at the Serge Island Estate in western St Thomas and the closure of the Golden Grove Sugar Factory in his eastern St Thomas constituency should take place.

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National Minimum Wage to be increased as of March 1

National Minimum Wage to be increased as of March 1

KINGSTON, Jamaica, January 20, 2016 - Labour and Social Security Minister, Dr Fenton Ferguson has announced an increase in the Minimum wage, the rate below which no employer is expected to pay their workers, effective March 1.
Labour and Social Security Minister, Hon. Dr. Fenton Ferguson

NIF Hotel at Braco to open in December

FALMOUTH,  Trelawny, December 14, 2015 - Labour and Social Security Minister, Dr. Fenton Ferguson, has expressed satisfaction with the progress of work on the 226-room Melia Braco Village Resort in Trelawny, which is scheduled to open this month.
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Minister of Health, Hon. Dr. Fenton Ferguson (third right); Chairman of Hospiten Group, Dr. Luis Cobiella (centre) and Minister of Tourism, Hon. Dr. Wykeham McNeill (third left), prepare to cut the ribbon to officially open a $2.3 billion state-of-the-art private hospital in Rosehall, St. James, on Thursday, October 8. The facility was established by the Spanish owned group, Hospiten, and will serve Jamaican and overseas patients. Others (from left) are: Pedro Luis Cobiella, Diana Cobiella, Juan Jose Hernandez and Dr. Rafael Cobiella.

Jamaica Moving Ahead In Health Tourism

Minister of Tourism and Entertainment, Hon. Dr. Wykeham McNeill, says the opening of the state-of-the-art private hospital in Rosehall, St. James, on October 8, is tangible proof that Jamaica is moving ahead in health tourism.
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Jamaica’s Ambassador to the United States, His Excellency Ralph Thomas greets Health Minister Dr. Fenton Ferguson as he arrives at the Embassy on Thursday, September 24 to pay a courtesy call on him. Dr. Fenton, who is in Washington attending the CPHA Conference, is the first minister of Government to call on the Ambassador since he assumed office two weeks ago. ( Derrick A. Scott Photo)

Ja's Health Minister at CPHA conference in Washington

WASHINGTON DC,  September 25, 2015 - Health Minister Dr. Fenton Ferguson is leading Jamaica’s delegation at the Caribbean Public Health Agency Conference now underway at the World Health Organization (WHO) headquarters in Washington, D.C.
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