Daily Observer (Jamaica) - 2024-03-27

• Woman believes crash victim could have survived if flown overseas
• National museum hosts maths lecture for PEP students
• Opposition welcomes tabling of AGD reports, but...
• Cameras being considered to catch Mobay’s litterbugs
• Are you a flim-maker? You can apply for funding
• ‘People were on the verge of getting a stroke, losing a limb’
• ‘They thought it was a scam’
• Rediscover­ing the legacy of the ‘Holy Thursday Uprising’
• Saluting our local, 17-year-old e-waste crusader
• Gov’t must be commended
• A legacy of theatrical pedagogy and cultural enrichment
• Jamaica is on the cusp of meaningful change
• UN worried about humanitari­an situation in Haiti
• FIU students get hospitalit­y training at Beaches Ocho Rios
• Bruce Melodie and Shaggy enter multiple Billboard charts
• Golden Globes gets five-year TV deal after rocky patch
• Today’s Horoscope
• Grange, Wehby see positives in internatio­nal participat­ion at Champs
• Jago hoping for improvemen­t in Grace Shield final
• Hibbert awards scholarshi­ps to five KC students
• Holt, Smith added to Carifta Games team
• Moscow attack raises new concerns for Paris Olympics
• Krispy Kreme opens new Portmore store
• Dismantle JPS monopoly
• Wigton mulls regional opportunit­ies
• ARC acquires new property, expands retail store
• Four decades of innovation leadership
• A cup worth fighting for
• Belgian companies ready to do business in Jamaica
• Salada reviews dividend policy
• Spices to the rescue
• Bahamas central bank reduces exchange control
• Digitising operations for walk-ins
• Opening a US bank account from the Caribbean
• Audit profession stands at a crossroads in fight for talent

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