Jamaica Gleaner - 2017-04-28

• DEADLY FAKE GODS
• Lawyers among profession­als on US-Ja scamming radar
• Fire destroys sections of downtown craft market
• JPS’s Gibbs is new boss of MoBay Chamber
• Jamaica keenly monitoring US border wall funding proposal
• More correction­al officers under probe for corruption – Montague
• Humans cause unnatural disasters
• Dancehall can boost tourism
• Sabina 50: tear-jerking picks to jerking pitch
• Whistle blowers can take down crime bosses
• Extraditio­n and a broken justice system
• Divisional offices must retain government stamp
• Media should take fresh look at strateg y
• Teach driving at primary, high school
• Peeking drones!
• Hanover water crisis hitting hard
• Montague wants Bunting sacked for misleading comments
• Lawmaker wants cybercrime­s law to be reviewed
• Passenger who was dragged off jetliner settles with United
• Parliament fails to elect president for third time
• DNA from dirt: Ancient humans found in ‘empty’ caves
• Is this the end of the world?
• John Mills will win, says coach
• High five for Jamaica
• Some stars missing from Penn squad
• Edwin Allen in three Penn finals
• Major League teams hunt semi-final spots
• ‘Frog’ turns on the power in Contender
• Samuels signs for Daredevils
• TTCB boss says no to Tendulkar stand
• Bank on Simply Outrageous
• Gayle’s RCB facing early eliminatio­n
• Cardiff hotels full for Champions League final
• JDF plans rugby dominance
• Detoxing the ingratitud­e addict
• Hello Mi Neighbour
• Drama class grows into Tableaux
• Duane Stephenson spends birthday in studio
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 28,347
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• Rain or shine, wi jammin’
• LASCO, Visions Internatio­nal partner to fight crime
• Dozens of prisoners in four countries freed for Holy Week
• Towards a Montego Bay Declaratio­n
• NCB Capital Markets goes online
• Riu fêtes internatio­nal travel journalist­s
• NCB extends security token deadline
• Optimise the collection and usage of OSH data
• Use info to improve workplace safety
• The significan­ce of the OSH data
• This is a call for urgent action
• For the benefit of workers and national economy
• Let us reduce injuries on the job
• The case for OSH data management – A business perspectiv­e
• Adherence to establishe­d OSH data recording and notificati­on protocols
• Court rejects State’s $50m proceeds of crime claim
• Internet firms prepare for showdown over net neutrality:
• Western Union reviewing proposed US remittance fees:
• Microfinan­ce firm to launch factoring operation locally:
• Moody’s downgrades Tobago House of Assembly:
• Trump says US won’t leave NAFTA – for now:
• Mellos Crest developmen­t targets Airbnb market:
• Are you your mother’s pension?:
• Digicel posts negative cash flow for year ending 2017
• Trump tweets don’t help Twitter revenue
• European Central Bank says recovery ‘increasing­ly solid’
• Death of giant rabbit adds to United Airlines’ woes
• JSE MARKET NOTICES

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