Jamaica Gleaner - 2017-02-28

• 30 years broken
• Police killings shoot up
• A-grade for Holness Gov’t
• INDECOM: Decrease in suspicious fatal shootings
• Main witness returns, testifies about ID parade
• Opposition to highlight underfinan­ced areas of Budget
• Beauty queen has bigger balls than men
• Love thy neighbour and his Vybz
• China free-trade champion
• By any means necessary – including dancehall
• Hanna on right side of history
• Dancehall scapegoat for crime and violence
• Don’t blame dancehall music for crime
• US commits to helping police force
• Education to strengthen Jamaica-China ties
• Saudi Aramco to invest US$7b in oil hub
• Blake ready to take baton from Bolt
• Goodison says work being undermined
• NBL to return later this year
• Why are local meets struggling?
• Bailey was not ordinary, Mr Blaine, you were!
• ‘Chippy’ should come first
• Edwards wants improvemen­t against Cuba
• Pembroke Hall to play int’l football tourney
• Gymnasium still needs funding
• Kingston Wharves leading Caribbean cooperatio­n
• Lindy Delapenha a brilliant sportsman
• Lindy opened the door for future Reggae Boyz
• laughter, yrics for the Lord
• Blakka stops resisting Master’s call
• PwC takes heat for Academy Awards foul-up
• Environmen­talist bats for the Cockpit Country
• ... Area crucial to Ja’s water security – Report
• Blenheim Community Centre to get attention
• JAS readies for Hanover Agricultur­al, Food and Industrial Show
• When too much bad news gets to be a bad thing – Part I
• The dirty dozen: UN issues list of 12 most worrying bacteria
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• The power of ‘yet’
• Demand the best from the profession
• Innovative Three Hills farmers REAPING SUCCESS
• Can’t turn water into wine; does so with fruits
• St Ann can do better – Earl Jarrett
• Credit union movement celebratin­g 75 years in Ja
• Make time to attend your credit union’s AGM this year
• Principled woman of God
• Father of many
• Husband ordered to leave Canada
• Looking for a quick solution
• Dealing with abuse
• HOW THEY DID IT:
• Youth Got Talents on the move for upliftment of young people
• JN School Savers’ Programme
• The Career Key psychometr­ic test
• Humanities Guild Committee at UWI hosts dancehall forum
• How a bill becomes law
• Theory of double-entry
• Contracts - Part 4
• The accounts office
• Tips to writing concisely
• ‘A Contemplat­ion upon Flowers’ – Part 2
• The end of chattel slavery in the British Caribbean
• Identifica­tion of ions and gases – Part 2
• Studying the environmen­t (cont’d)
• Flow charts
• Equation of a straight line
• Changes in commercial arable farming
• Fallacies – Part 1
• TFZ takes over
• Half-Way Tree and Manning’s Hill Road win teen Bible Reading awards
• Your role in a conflict

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