Jamaica Gleaner - 2018-06-12

• Students upbeat about 2018 World Cup
• Cops hoping CCTV cameras can identify suspects in Clarendon businessma­n’s murder
• HIV FIGHT HAMPERED
• Fitter, faster, stronger.
• Holness invited to key meetings following G7 Summit.
• Poverty driving HIV vulnerabil­ity in the Caribbean
• NGOs worry about fate of HIV programmes when donor funds dry up
• Trans-friendly health services needed
• Educate and enforce to stop open burning – Stanley
• Barbados suspends payments to external creditors
• Jamaica ranks poorly on Global Illicit Trade Environmen­t Index
• Supreme Court grants Constant Spring Market vendors 14-day injunction
• Old BC and Haemorrhoi­d butt in
• Time will heal Seiveright, but PS must answer
• Good starting point for public-sector boards
• Tribal civil servants have sabotaged Government
• Farmer extends legacy with $5m loan
• Project Grow one of our most fulfilling ventures – Nuncio
• Financial institutio­ns urged to fund non-traditiona­l ideas
• HIGH-PROFILE SPEAKERS
• Youth not convinced with Gov’t crime-fighting efforts
• Plans for joint venture agreement to establish Morant Bay urban centre
• St Catherine YIC opens homework centre, music studio
• Getting back to my best – Nigel Ellis
• Dowrich climbs ICC batting rankings.
• Belgium demolish Costa Rica 4-1.
• The time to act is now
• King, Allen, Green get Windies B nod
• Ja Women seek second T20 win at Kensington
• Report: Rising homicide rates in Brazil hurting economy
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 28,697
• HOROSCOPE
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• POWERFUL PERFORMANC­ES FOR CHARITY
• From audio mixing to play director MIXING
• Orlando Sinclair wants to make theatre more trendy
• SAJ to mount supervisor­ymanagemen­t workshop
• Gov’t commits $75m towards plastic bottle deposit scheme
• How do I qualify to move to Canada?
• Remaining in the UK on humanitari­an basis Dear Mr Bassie,
• My intended spouse does not earn enough

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