Jamaica Gleaner - 2018-05-20

• Daddies' DECISION, TOO
• Target Trinidad
• Nannyville residents demand value for Government spend
• Send the right man this time!
• Showdown at STETHS
• Canada calling Jamaican women
• Wrapped JUTC buses could put passengers at risk — Shields
• A child shall ‘feed’ them
• ECJ drama hostile to democracy
• Get on with the Caribbean Court of Justice
• Jamaica needs a superhero
• Everald at it again!
• Black man nuh fi pree white woman?
• Serious about oversight
• Floodgates could open
• What is the problem in netball?
• Double blow for talented jumper
• Lewis: NJ to continue dialogue with Henry
• Ja stars on show at Adidas meet
• Mr Universe slams rivals
• Justify keeps Triple Crown bid alive
• Minister Grange is talking big
• Hazard’s penalty does it for Chelsea
• Juventus mark Buffon’s last match, raise Serie A trophy
• JAMAICA CANCER SOCIETY
• Mosquito ALERT!
• Nipping the crime bud with all hands on deck
• Karin Hay, the mastermind behind 58HWTR tech campus
• Help! The municipal corporatio­n says I have no plan
• Towards patient centred healthcare
• Time come! PM defends plan to build new Parliament building
• PanJam to build hotel in Montego Bay
• Salada fears impact of coffee cess
• CWJ Credit Union hunts $900m
• Unfairness in insurance contracts
• Where to start building wealth
• How to prevent biased interviews
• China’s rapidly advancing C’bean role
• ‘Bands keep the music alive; we need the help to preserve the music’
• COPYRIGHT LAWS PROTECT SHORT PHRASES TOO
• Don’t wait until it’s too late – life insurance for entertaine­rs
• ‘Movie Star’ an independen­ce hit for Dunkley
• From the root
• Toni Morgan Haye set to film internatio­nal franchise in Jamaica
• The blind genius STEVIE WONDER
• How could you be black and Christian? (Pt 1)
• Towards universal pension coverage (Pt 2)
• Fulfilling Norman Manley’s vision
• No leaving out the people
• Involving the diaspora
• A royal wedding unlike any other
• One of two black boxes recovered after plane crash
• Fiery US bishop brings American flair to royal wedding
• To play is to learn
• ClassTag – facilitati­ng seamless communicat­ion
• Mico retired educator honoured
• Nigerian educator to present visiting scholar seminar at UWI
• Ja university teams win big at int’l business model competitio­n
• STEVEN JAMES
• Richard Byles Chairman, Sagicor Group Jamaica Ltd
• Why keep your hands on the wheel?
• A stone hit Warmington where it hurts most
• The Prophet’s loss
• Jamaica coming in from the cold?
• Inf lation targeting? Why?
• Economic independen­ce, fiscal council and Jamaica’s future
• IS ABORTION MURDER?
• (Un)known identity
• I can’t ‘STAND UP’ for her
• Living beyond the dream
• Potential disciplina­ry pitfalls – Pt 2
• Nateisha Williams making fashion through Faith, Hope & Love
• Organising your family through technology
• Knowledge is power
• Child traffickin­g in Jamaica
• Headaches in children
• Mothers and fathers: Front-line crime-fighters
• Visual arts – my voice
• Here comes the Primary Exit Profile (PEP)
• WORKERS’ WEEK
• Why Celebrate Workers’ Week?
• 80TH Anniversar­y of the Labour Department in Jamaica
• MLSS CELEBRATES 80 YEARS OF THE LABOUR ADMINISTRA­TION IN JAMAICA
• THE MIGRANT WORKER CANADA / UNITED STATES OVERSEAS EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMMES
• THE MONUMENT TO WORKERS OF 1938
• MINISTERS OF LABOUR POST INDEPENDEN­CE
• Violence prevention in adolescenc­e
• If only we knew how much depression hurts
• Fever in children
• Care for our children – meet their iron needs
• Does my child have ADHD?
• Heart Foundation’s high tea ‘RED-iates’ in style
• Standard two-in-one Cryptic Puzzle
• Sunday Times Crossword 4797
• Easy Puzzle
• Managing Jamaica’s forests for the benefit of all
• Protecting Ja’s valuable resources
• Making a stellar contributi­on to Ja’s developmen­t
• Your work essential to our national well-being
• Growing from strength to strength
• Eight decades of sterling service
• A salute to our chief
• Milestones in our developmen­t
• Generation­s in forestry

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