Daily Observer (Jamaica) - 2023-01-29

• Honour for St Thomas champion Suzette Thomas
• Actions of habitual runaway teen a huge stress on family
• Hard life in Cornpiece Settlement for Barbara Thompson
• Students given green light
• Sister wishes brother’s
• Mobay businesswo­man sees much life in handling the dead
• Homicide reduction: Can it be done again?
• Shipyard project a worthy venture
• FLA transforma­tion — regulating with a purpose
• The right to choose
• $21-million assistance
• ‘Crampy’s lethal fall from truck leaves family in pain
• Brazil police raid Bolsonaro nephew’s home in uprising probe
• NCU expanding computer science and nursing programmes
• Tyre Nichols remembered as beautiful soul with creative eye
• Constructi­on of Jamaica’s tallest building starts February
• Clarendon women living in fear of ‘Matthew’
• Recession looms? Don’t panic! Diversify your investment­s
• Elderly residents urged to take advantage of support services
• How skin, mouth, and gut microbiome­s change with ageing
• Right man at the bridge
• What goes up should come down!
• Being homosexual is not a crime — Pope Francis
• THE BOTTOM LINE
• GYNAECOLOG­ICAL CARE through telemedici­ne
• ACCESSING HEALTH CARE
• ‘Good Times’ with John Amos
• Grounation begins February 5
• More entertainm­ent zones needed, says Tony Rebel
• Review: The kids are still not alright in ‘The Shards’
• Review: A reporter at a dying paper solves a serial murder
• 10 book adaptation­s nominated for Oscars
• Tief is Tief
• Sunday Horoscope
• Eagle One favoured in competitiv­e George Hosang feature
• Antonio staying at West Ham, Manager Moyes insists
• Simply ‘Magic’ in Alexander Hamilton Memorial Trophy run
• Peeved Maroons want to lay winning foundation for arrival of de Oliveira
• WADA ready to provide support to regional government­s
• Storm, Horizon to play for top honours in Basketball Winter League
• J’can Blackwood admits Lara’s mentorship big boost to Windies
• What Are Capital Markets?
• From Sagicor Blast-off Speaker Miss Kitty
• Fines coming
• How do you define safety?
• Tell Claudienne bats for financial ombudsman
• Financial ombudsman
• New year’s resolution­s every small business owner should make
• US Embassy Jamaica provides over $21 million to support local education and conservati­on programmes
• Former ward Teana Fuller exceeds expectatio­ns in CSEC
• Beckles honoured by American peers
• ‘There will be challenges but also days of glorious victory’ — Dr Haldane Davies
• Novamed’s Walcott builds business case for investing in health care
• UCC student for Internatio­nal Internet Forum
• I commend the JCA staff for the invaluable work they do in service to Jamaica
• Human resource capital has optimised several processes at Jamaica Customs
• Congratula­tions JCA for ably strengthen­ing and implementi­ng various initiative­s and strategies
• I thank the staff of the JCA for their continued service to our nation
• “NURTURING THE NEXT GENERATION: PROMOTING A CULTURE OF KNOWLEDGE-SHARING AND PROFESSION­AL PRIDE IN CUSTOMS”
• Jamaica Customs: building our capacity, underpinne­d by integrity,pride and excellence
• Jamaica Customs continues to improve its services with the employment of new technologi­es
• Our strong and dedicated Customs Agency is what defines our economic strength
• PAJ commends the JCA for providing world-class services at Jamaica’s Ports
• Advance Rulings & the JCA: critical for efficient and effective trade
• Message from the President, Private Sector Organisati­on of Jamaica
• The CBFFAJ is proud of its vibrant partnershi­p with Jamaica Customs
• The Jamaica JSCB salute Jamaica Customs
• The JCC lauds the tremendous progress made by the JCA
• JCA’S knowledge-sharing and partnershi­p with stakeholde­rs – key to Jamaica’s successful AEO Programme
• The SAJ commends Jamaica Customs for adopting appropriat­e technology and digitising its operations
• The JCA: successful in ISO stage 1 & 2 external Audits
• Jamaica Customs : reminders and clearance tips
• Jamaica Customs urges adherence to all requiremen­ts for the efficient processing and clearance of goods
• The JCA’S contributi­on to the GOJ’S tax revenue remains robust: entity continues to perform effectivel­y
• Keeping foreign animal diseases out of Jamaica: a key priority of the VSD
• Jamaica Customs News In Review
• Jamaica Customs News In Review
• Plant Quarantine Produce Inspection Branch – crucial to maintainin­g Jamaica’s plant health
• Export expansion: the key to Jamaica’s economic growth
• Jamaica Customs News In Review

Daily Observer (Jamaica) - 2023-01-28

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