Jamaica Gleaner - 2018-05-24

• Reid to heighten focus on early childhood learning
• GENDER JUSTICE
• Current labour climate hostile to union growth – Patterson
• Excerpts from the minister of justice’s Sectoral presentati­on.
• St Ann’s Bay Infant School gets national attention
• Bounty gives ‘Birthplace of the Nation’ a facelift
• Bustamante Hospital gets well-needed makeover
• St Michael’s Primary library comes to life again
• AGD unable to verify 30-y-o opening balances
• Scamming not just a Jamaican problem – Golding
• The governor general should intervene in ECJ
• Men, are you ram goats or good partners?
• What do we really want?
• Dirk should prosecute existing cases
• The new normal is not normal
• Climate change and the economy
• Mindless Jamaica Customs
• Transparen­cy and accountabi­lity, please
• ARC undertakes $4m overhaul of Hunts Bay police barracks
• Volunteers ‘Ramp it Up’ in western Jamaica
• ... ‘We’re 90% there’
• High hopes but tough road for black woman in governor’s race
• Estimated 7,000 bodies may be buried at former asylum
• Yulia Skripal says recovery from poisoning ‘slow, painful’
• Learn to celebrate life for no special reason
• Men under threat in natural disasters
• Cayman hospital makes conservati­on count
• Corporate Recycle Challenge gets going next week
• Nicholson on fire in Slovenia
• ‘New stars will arise’
• Big-hitting Russell lifts KKR
• Women’s 400m hurdles soon to be track’s best event?
• Marvellous Mellisa bags feature
• Allen heads J’cans in NCAA East Championsh­ips
• Emery the new head coach at Arsenal
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 28,681
• HOROSCOPE
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• Big growth in the mining and quarrying sector
• Government to spend $846 million to expand Court of Appeal
• Inspiratio­n adds to education
• Danger in ‘hate’ definition
• Green points to subjectivi­ty in new Spotify policy
• Mix of activities at Grace Ja Jerk Festival
• Views differ on crime and content
• ‘We Run Things’ publicity stirs queries
• The Best of the Best marks Redbones’ 21st
• Education ministry to intensify outreach for ‘Zero-to-Three’ initiative
• ... Conference is an opportunit­y to create more enthusiasm for reading – USAID
• Capacity building in the courts
• Pastry done JUST RIGHT
• THE GREEDY GIRL COOKS: All for the love of food
• Gizzada pie
• EATING EVERY DAY TO WELLNESS WITH EGN
• Jungle Fiah bringing buffet style to St Catherine
• Five foods that fight diseases
• A line-up of healthy teas

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