Jamaica Gleaner - 2017-02-06

• Portia exits April 2
• August Town holding fast to peace
• Church warns of consequenc­es if asked to pay property tax
• Acting commish blasts cop caught on video in vulgar ‘sex’ act
• From PM to back benches?
• Rumours are hurting already bereaved family, says father of Shineka Gray
• Traditiona­l churches struggling to pay for ‘non-worship’ lands – Harriott
• Regional tourism ministers back Jamaica-UNWTO Global Conference
• What’s Black History Month worth?
• Child sex abuse – the real culprits
• Ass talk asinine
• Put at-risk boys under JDF wings
• Dividends from ending corrupt politics
• Parking dilemma at Mandeville PO
• JN makes covenant with members
• ‘We are no ordinary bank’
• Growth in CEOs’ confidence good for business in Jamaica
• CEOs not so gung-ho about globalisat­ion
• Charles Jr calls for cooperatio­n to fight crime
• Jamaica aims to reduce food poverty by 2030
• Executives plan to increase employment
• Jamaica’s swamp forests almost gone
• Lotto scam task force now focusing on remittance company workers
• Police shooting case postponed until March
• I won’t give up
• Williams ready for Windies chance
• Coley disappoint­ed with Reggae Boyz axe
• Youngsters impress at JGA Junior Series finale
• Juve edge Inter in derby thriller
• Spot Valley’s Reid chasing 800m record
• Powell targets more runs
• Athens gold was for Ottey - Bailey
• Ashley disappoint­ed by fight postponeme­nt
• Russia hopes for swift end to doping exile
• ‘Hitman’ set for tough test
• JAAA awards to return in 2017
• Iranian-Americans feel stuck, afraid of travel ban
• White House predicts courts will reinstate travel ban
• Far-right hopeful: Election ‘choice of civilisati­on’
• Teachers’ colleges urged to enhance teaching methods
• Plans in the works for CCTV for Lucea
• FLOW leads the charge for a safer Internet
• Why mobile payment technology is leapfroggi­ng in Latin America
• Uber CEO quits Trump’s economic advisory council
• Singers’ paradise at Negril Reggaefest
• ‘Scully’ remembered for humility, knowledge
• Hidden Figures dares too little
• ‘Split’ holds off ‘Rings’
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 28,277
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• The black dilemma
• Bodles rehab on the cards
• Controvers­y over name change
• WIE inspires through film
• When danger TRUMPS DESIRE
• Happiness is a tad overrated
• Keisha Allen wins Helen G’s Design a Dress
• Skin SANITY
• A happy second time
• LOVE ME: all Flaws and
• Keys to a healthy diet
• Is your will your will?

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