Jamaica Gleaner - 2018-03-29

• ANY MEANS NECESSARY
• Money launderers getting off the hook
• Girls, women to benefit from projects funded by US Embassy
• IMF squeeze funding for environmen­tal project
• Winning women elated
• Call for uniform definition of ‘minor’ in proposed Data Protection Act
• Moving the cards around
• Forgivenes­s at the heart of Good Friday
• Jamaica nice nuh rahtid
• Jamaica and the global face of corruption
• Let state of emergency be part of crime plan
• Let us remember the reason
• Urgent matters for Minister Shaw
• Call us before you go to the media – health minister
• Political ombudsman to meet with ousted St Thomas councillor
• Local cynicism hurting the BPO sector – Epstein
• BPO employment to double – BPIAJ boss
• NOT IMPRESSED!
• Strong team leaves today for Carifta
• Mad dogs and Englishmen.
• Calabar gets $200K boost from 7 Up.
• Champs 2018 SUCCESS AGAIN!
• Two very special doubles at Champs 2018
• RECORDS SET AT CHAMPS 2018
• Tampering saga: Aussie skipper banned for 12 months
• ICC turns down April meeting with CARICOM
• FIFA to probe Russian racism against French players
• Tufton emphasises importance of primary healthcare
• Montpelier Agricultur­al Show
• Big turnout expected for St Mary Agri Expo 2018
• Importance of Montpelier Agricultur­al Show
• Russian ex-spy likely poisoned at front door – cops
• Stormy Daniels seeking Trump’s answers under oath
• California pot shops decry online ads for illegal sellers
• President hopeful, but some skeptical ahead of US-NK talks
• Rastas to commemorat­e Coral Gardens incident
• NWC helps correct prison’s wastewater problem
• Church on the Rock to bring ‘Great Joy in the City’
• Slow march to GREEN ECONOMY
• Jamaica completes third national report on climate change
• Energise transition from fuel-intensive economy, urges environmen­tal pro
• Zoukie Trucking: Carnival vehicle of choice for 28 years
• Women’s work in Jamaican theatre celebrated
• Jammy delivers in dub
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 28,634
• HOROSCOPE
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• NDTC tradition continues on Easter Sunday
• Build Our Children’s Hope Foundation helping children
• Who let the dogs out?
• Sticking to fiscal discipline, pushing for growth – Williams
• EASTER EATS
• Fish Parmesan
• Breadfruit and Coconut-Ginger Spiced Bun
• Caramel Pecan Bread Pudding
• SEAN MINOR WINES AT HOME AT CELLAR 8
• Royal PASTRY
• Fresh at 30
• A new town in the making: ____________________
• Paramount lubricants plant goes live: _____________________
• Commoditie­s regulator gets new boss, ready to roll on licences: ____________________
• Not everyone sees bad outcome from Trump tariffs: _____________________
• Caribbean Airlines ordered to pay damages for crash:
• Winfresh switches to plastic crates for banana export
• New tech service aims to follow users across multiple devices
• Tourists pick own grapes at Chile wine harvest fest
• Daimler, BMW to merge car-sharing, other digital services
• Israel hopes new database will make it medical powerhouse
• After 2016 dip, regional tax revenues expected to recover

Jamaica Gleaner - 2018-03-28

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