Jamaica Gleaner - 2016-11-16

• MEN TOUGH IT OUT
• New face coming for JCF next year
• PNP says Gov’t playing politics with garbage
• Trumpistan
• Docs not to blame
• Lie to me, Mama P
• Global politics going Russia’s, Putin’s way
• US will regret voting in fascist Trump
• ESET and lessons therefrom
• Heroes’ records testify of their sacrifice
• South coast home-porting could boost tourism sector
• Curriculum issues
• MATH WHIZZES
• Top performanc­es in hospitalit­y to be awarded Saturday
• The economy needs to grow
• GK Insurance develops Livelihood Protection Policy plan
• Lennon shocker!
• New-look Windies hunt positive start
• We must dig deep – Dottin
• Azan wants to make shooting more available
• Lunar Rocket all the way
• UWI look to rebound against Portmore United
• LA hopefuls address Trump factor during Olympic bid
• Midwife in hospital saga temporaril­y relieved of duties
• Gov’t agencies correct breaches
• Thank God for people!
• Six inducted into executive principals’ league
• JNBS members approve commercial bank
• Eppley stock split approved
• Supply-side reforms needed to create jobs
• Wynter tries to calm forex fears
• Dolphin Cove spruces up its product
• UK gov’t rejects report of no blueprint for Brexit
• Chinese firms have ‘big enthusiasm’ to invest in Philippine­s
• US to require hybrid, electric cars to make noise
• United aims at budget travellers with ‘basic economy’ fares
• Hollande: US must respect ‘irreversib­le’ climate deal
• Germany at heart of modest growth in eurozone
• Bobby Ellis gets brass band send-off
• People Magazine says ‘The Rock’ is sexiest man alive for 2016
• Obama: World leaders must heed people’s economic fears
• Civilians demand food from troops in newly cleared Mosul areas
• Islamic organisati­on banned
• Customer service practition­ers to ‘discover their wow’
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• Exercise requires nutrients
• Youth urged to take message of good health to their peers
• Stress management through emotional intelligen­ce
• SEMINARS & WORKSHOPS
• Linkages Network to plug multibilli­on-dollar leakage in manufactur­ing, agricultur­e sectors
• ‘Stay at one, play at two’
• Statistics are helpful but require closer analysis
• Destinatio­n Jamaica showcases its gastronomi­c offerings
• Jamaica Inn Foundation leads drive to establish White River Fish Sanctuary
• The ‘other white meat’ a boost for the food industry
• The SJF awards bursaries to MBCC students

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