Jamaica Gleaner - 2016-11-22

• New watchdogs
• Cash Plus trial stalled again
• IMF OFFERS CLARITY ON JAMAICA’S FOREX POLICY
• Ardenne boasts ‘formula’ as student tops region in CAPE
• Provide no safe haven for gangsters, cops urge Spanish Town residents
• Montague orders probe of social media video
• Make America white again!
• Portia and potholes
• The power of benchmarks
• Raise public awareness on cancer
• Lighten up and lay off Kenisha Allen
• Grow up or go, Portia
• Ja holds judgement on future of US climate f inance f lows
• CLICO policyhold­ers monitoring reports of Duprey takeover offer
• Lennon’s hard work equals success – principal
• Miller hails bowlers after Scorpions win
• SCOREBOARD
• MVP disarray
• Reality check for administra­tors
• The players’ mentality is the problem
• Brown set to thrill at Tryall Tennis Classic
• C’down stop Gaynstead to stay unbeaten
• Klinsmann f ired as US coach, Arena favoured
• Campbell dominates Alliance Buccaneer golf tournament
• India beat England by 246 runs to take lead
• Falmouth mayor says administra­tion has top marks
• What are your expectatio­ns from your councillor who will be elected in the upcoming local government election?
• Trelawny residents give councillor­s failing grade
• Be cautious when shopping this season, CAC warns
• Dealing with leg ulcers
• Gospel singer Sasha not worried over ‘Real Talk’ with Chuck Fenda
• ‘Pakage’ Rocks at Hospitalit­y Awards
• Ananse Sound Splash ‘Tell It for Haiti’
• More than Conquerors, a ministry of movement
• History of the ‘Eat Jamaican’ campaign
• Support our farmers - eat what we grow!
• The Eat Jamaica campaign: Game-changer for the Jamaican economy
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 28, 212
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• MOSES, A MULTI-LAYERED PRODUCTION
• Hurricane Moses is Back
• Riverton landfill moves closer to privatisat­ion with opening of new access roads
• Pastor rips banks for abusing power
• Growth agenda achievable
• PM says business people must be willing to take risks
• Jamaica’s neediest schools getting crowdfundi­ng help
• Is a career in law still economical­ly viable?
• Growth strategy 101
• Tell me about these changes
• I may soon have nowhere to live
• Filing confusion
• ‘Conversati­ons with Young Jamaicans’ initiative
• Keyclub members gather for fellowship
• Formal and informal groups
• Concord rules
• The transatlan­tic trade in Africans: The Middle Passage
• The needs satisfied through employment
• Incomplete dominance
• Recruitmen­t and orientatio­n
• ‘Death Came to See Me in Hot-Pink Pants’
• Oxidation and reduction
• Binary representa­tion and manipulati­on
• Factorizat­ion
• Caribbean identity and social formation
• Verbal communicat­ion
• St Mark aces bible quiz
• Life hacks – How to control menstrual cramps

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