Jamaica Gleaner - 2016-09-18

• PORTIA PREVAILS
• Lisa blocked out
• Justice Ministry spending $10m monthly for rent of Constant Spring Road complex
• Two sides to ‘Frenchie’
• Public disclosure closer
• Cracks evident as Comrades vote
• Cops reach out to clergy
• Heavy court backlog to get additional relief
• BAILIFF BLUES
• PUBLIC AFFAIRS Bold plans for downtown
• Priorities for policing in Jamaica
• Cecil Cooper legacy nah done
• Reach out and touch
• Driving Miss Dudus
• ‘I’m having my baby now!’
• Gallant Hudson gets fourth
• Rusea’s rule after 2-1 win
• Humble Lion, Arnett clash in RSPL feature
• Silver Ferns sweep Sunshine Girls
• St George’s thrash Tarrant 7-0
• ‘WI can compete well without top players’
• Barcelona show no mercy
• Brawn upsets at 6-1
• It’s better late than never
• City remain on top
• ‘I want my son!’
• Plate that pig!
• Caricoin, trying to enter Ja
• Jamaica Producers confirms sale of Mavis Bank coffee business
• Flow wants to drop emergency operator service
• 4 ways micro and small businesses sabotage themselves
• Why can’t FSC be more like OUR?
• The changing face of the Caribbean: Part 2
• Access expanding loan offering, ready for increased scrutiny
• Central bank launches publicatio­n to demystify economic issues
• Venezuela’s resort island devastated by economic crisis
• ‘Moses’ is about the message
• Champion from sound system to body type
• Marley Music Room opened
• Miss Bum Delicious 2016 set to sizzle in Negril
• Jamaican Folk Singers offer colourful, dramatic season
• Love and privilege unravel in QUIET ANGUILLA
• BOOK REVIEW Michael Manley: The Biography
• FOCUS FORWARD REVERSE IN
• Education: When will we ever learn?
• Portia’s crucifixio­n
• The Prince who was
• Miller time!
• Pronouns predict performanc­e: The critical role of ‘teamspeak’

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