Jamaica Gleaner - 2017-04-09

• Child-abuse hotspots
• Battle weary
• Gov’t moving to reduce caseload of CDA investigat­ors
• Trump reinforces Jamaica-US bond
• Ja faces cement shortage again
• No party leader dictatorsh­ip – Phillips
• Jamaica a remarkable destinatio­n for cruise shipping – FCCA president
• Banana chips shortage
• PLASTIC BANANA!
• ‘Clean up the rat nest now!
• The next commission­er of police
• Trump must end apathy on Syria
• What has Holness pledged to China?
• The coming fiscal cliff
• FLOW giveth and FLOW taketh away
• HELL-BENT ON REVENGE
• Montego Bay chamber clash
• Digicel Foundation pledges to help five rural schools achieve full ECC certificat­ion
• Wayne DaCosta’s Day
• Hail the champions!
• West Indies wary of complacenc­y
• Newcomers Nazareth top Kiddy Cricket
• JN-Visa Jackie Bell KO semis in spotlight
• No stopping Chelsea
• Higuaín nets two as Juventus go nine clear
• It’s better late than never
• Long odds strike Rafael
• Shhh ... Conf identialit­y counts
• Ready for work
• Cordons, curfews and searches
• More delays for casino resort
• Jamaica saves $30b on oil imports
• Buying stocks in Jamaica from Japan
• National insurance shortcomin­gs
• Erasing the pain of broken workplace promises
• Tourism role essential in developmen­t
• Google expands fact checking in news searches
• VP RECORDS JOINS APPLE AS MUSIC CURATOR
• Ganja jail time leads to Bunny Wailer classic
• DANCEHALL to take centre stage at LA CARNIVAL
• JA’s popular music f lood overseas market in the 1960s
• Young J’cans look to hip hop for success
• No more ‘WICKED HEART’!
• The case for ePrescript­ion
• All set for middle managers’ conference
• Who has rights to this property?
• Warplanes strike town hit by chemical attack
• Developing critical thinkers for a diverse world
• SYNERGISE YOUR COMMUNICAT­ION FOR IMPACT
• Mico partners with diaspora group for autism workshop for students
• Synthesisi­ng approaches for reggae
• Young artist makes a profound statement on coral reefs
• FROM A TRADE TO A LEGACY
• GM to sell Opel, Vauxhall to PSA Groupe for US$2.2b
• We’re in an ‘arms race’ for smart people – Bill Ford
• Elantra garnering respect among compact cars
• WHY YOUR ROADS MIGHTN’T GET FIXED
• CHAMPS HYSTERIA
• What the Budget Debate missed
• Extra class for Mark Wignall
• Should I reject my company’s counter-offer?
• GIRLIE, FUNKY DIY
• Visionary women seeking partnershi­p
• We need each other
• OLDER WOMAN
• Christiana’s first book store
• Christiana Pharmacy offering service par excellence
• Christiana Pharmacy’s heir plans to expand on parents’ legacy
• Remain resolute in helping our people
• A milestone worthy of celebratio­n
• Continue the good work
• HISTORY OF ST JOSEPH’S TEACHERS’ COLLEGE
• St Joseph’s Teachers’ College Hall of Fame
• A cause for celebratio­n and joy
• Congrats to all stakeholde­rs of SJTC
• Continue to strive to witness by word and action
• A capstone of quality
• A job well done
• Rememberin­g THE RT REVEREND MONSIGNOR GLADSTONE ORLANDO STANSILAUS WILSON
• The mission continues ...
• I came, I saw, I conquered
• A fallacy shattered!
• I salute you, SJTC!
• SJTC Annual Symposium
• Committed to quality
• SJTC reaches out to Mary’s Child
• 120 years of quality service
• A friend to the community
• ‘The customers love us here’
• Standard two-in-one Cryptic Puzzle
• Sunday Times Crossword 4739
• Enduring relationsh­ips – corporate crossover
• DR SONITA SADIO: MAKING THE OUTSIDE MATCH THE BEAUTIFUL INSIDE
• IS HE marriage MATERIAL?

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