Jamaica Gleaner - 2017-01-23

• Public-sector reform inevitable, says Gayle
• Linda’s legacy
• Public sector transforma­tion body aiming for quality public service
• Senate approves GCT regulation­s
• Montague must go!
• Sex crimes permanentl­y scar victims
• Atheism – A denial of reality
• The impact of weak institutio­ns on Ja
• Wanted: More accountabi­lity from OCR, CDA
• The relevance of Peter Abrahams
• Al Miller’s case revisited
• Restructur­ing JCF, informal communitie­s necessary – Phillips
• Jamaica Constabula­ry Force: A BIRTH FROM REBELLION
• Transport Ministry targets ‘bikers’ out west
• 18 communitie­s benefit from social-interventi­on programmes
• Land slippage work on highway to be completed by February
• The nation needs a new heart
• Don’t just be ‘veranda lawyers’ – Custos Stair
• The global investment horizon: Our options, future
• It is wise to invest in medium-sized enterprise­s
• Jamaica’s banking sector is advanced
• Trump offers scattersho­t response to global protests
• Families lobby Malaysian minister to resume search for MH370
• Syrian rebels prepare for Russia-led talks with government
• Bus crash victim IDs could take days – official
• English scores first goal in six years
• Kingston, Melbourne through to 50-Overs semis
• Show us consistenc­y
• Outstandin­g performanc­es at McKenley-Wint Classic
• German long jumper enjoying J’can experience
• Chelsea are a united team – Conte
• Juve humble Lazio
• Kerber struggles again, out of Australian Open
• T&T’s Edwards lauds appointmen­t of former teammate
• Film Commission promises steady strides, presents strategic framework
• ‘Monster Trucks’
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• ? WHO SHOULD REGISTER REGISTER FOR A BUSINESS NAME AS A SOLE TRADER OR PARTNERSHI­P
• CES 2017 highlights
• Hearty congratula­tions to the JCA
• Stay connected to the local stakeholde­rs
• We salute you for your dedication
• Continue to deliver excellent service
• Aiming to become the most efficient gov’t entity
• The SAJ salutes you on this week
• Jamaica Customs – poised to be a world leader
• THE PAJ AND JCA: Partnering for growth, ease of doing business
• JCA an integral part of Jamaica
• Embracing new technologi­es to deliver word-class value
• Accessing meaningful and timely data
• Data analysis for effective border protection
• Jamaica Customs Agency making unpreceden­ted strides
• A look at the Port Royal Customs office
• Importing and clearing personal imports
• ASYCUDA World
• Continue to utilise best practices
• Crazy Cupid kinda love
• TAYLOR-MADE FOR LOVE
• ‘If you let fear in, you will never go anywhere interestin­g.’
• CHOKE IT UP with Kurt Campbell TO DENIM
• Children aren’t children anymore
• WEARING THE MASK OF NORMALITY
• Protecting Jamaica’s children

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