Jamaica Gleaner - 2018-05-08

• FLOOD OF FEARS
• JC sixth-former says evil forces targeting kids
• Trauma concerns as Grange Hill students return to school.
• Wint denies plot to sabotage KSAFA.
• Harbour Drive residents rue State’s inaction
• Gowdie loses appeal
• CB Group onion investment could bring massive import savings
• September 18 trial for cops in Mario Deane case
• Fitz Jackson can talk now
• Rule mek fi bruk!
• That top-secret crime plan
• What became of the police body cams?
• GDP growth isn’t easy peasy Japanesey
• What’s to be done about gays?
• Change format of school devotions
• PM must energise growth campaign
• Discipline and patience required for stock success, says expert
• World Bank to develop list of reform recommenda­tions to improve ‘Ease of Doing Business’
• Foster a fair, efficent and transparen­t market
• ... ‘We want to move towards leading the entire region’
• Growth must be seen as A WAY OF LIFE, not a mere concept – Coke Lloyd
• Charles Jr: Use technology to support parliament­ary process
• Haile Clacken Bipolar Foundation launched
• Road Traffic Bill geared towards public safety, not revenue – Knight
• Gunmen murder two in MoBay
• ConocoPhil­lips moves to take key Venezuelan oil operations
• Speak out against negative behaviour
• All for the kids!
• Democracy, schemocrac­y!
• Western Legend is dead
• Long jumper Bailey targets top 10
• TALKS PLANNED
• I did nothing wrong – Nadal
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 28,667
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• Chillin’ in the mawnin’ rain
• A-dZiko Simba to revisit Munirah Theatre Company
• Noranda Bauxite honoured by The University of the West Indies….
• Noranda employees serving the community
• Meet Dr. Daniella Webby, product of Noranda Bauxite’s scholarshi­p programme
• Inaugural Bunker Industry Caribbean Conference a success!
• NCU top communicat­ion student aims to raise the bar in media
• Did not forget promise
• Proof of English qualificat­ion
• What can a husband do if his wife won’t file for him?
• Gov’t to mark 80th anniversar­y of workers’ protests, Labour Department
• INTERIOR DESIGNER
• More room for girls in technology, says FLOW
• Garland Hall Children’s Home treated to Day of Service
• DPP encourage Hampton’s fourth-form students to focus on their education
• High-schoolers gear up for ‘BLACK SHEEP’
• Revision
• Major economic institutio­ns and systems
• ‘Blood Brothers’
• Company account
• Polymer – Part 2
• Assimilati­on
• Tips for gaining maximum points for Module 3 essay
• Still a RISING STAR
• ST MARY TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL
• YL:FACE-OFF

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