Jamaica Gleaner - 2018-10-21

• SHOCKED into SILENCE
• Our commission­er recently went on retirement, so you will find that there is somebody acting for him and there is somebody acting for that person who is acting for him ... .
• FIXING FLAWS
• INDECOM urges cops to stop tampering with crime scenes
• Misunderst­ood boys being left behind
• Mico CARE Centre goes global
• Rape survivors, a tale of two sisters.
• Gordon Robinson notes that there is war and rumours of war in Portland.
• Cancer society working to close urban rural gap.
• Fear of cheap imports causes egg factory delay.
• Importing trouble
• Cassia Park resident welcomes BPOs
• Why the army is loved and feared
• Jamal Khashoggi’s relevance to Jamaica
• Zimbabwe: broke again
• Dem fi stop tek Patois fi joke!
• Patois activism and ulterior motives
• PRAPA-PRAPA SPELIN
• I deserve my own mandate, says JFF boss
• Leaders Portmore hunt win in the Jungle
• Monday night fundraiser for Shelton at Harbour View
• We need to get better – KC’s Bernard
• Champs Rusea’s crash out
• PAST THE FINISHING POST
• Brilliant Patriarch lands Ahwhofah Sprint
• Tough task for Windies
• Another series, but the same old story
• Hart: New football league can benefit Caribbean players
• Homework for parents
• The barriers don’t glow in the dark. It is only when your car light reaches the barriers that you really realise how close you are. That time it may be too late.
• Mayberry to develop villas in Montego Bay
• Checklist for NHT loan qualificat­ion
• The missing ingredient that makes meetings a drag
• Future more uncertain for citizenshi­p programmes
• A cheapskate’s guide to shopping for credit cards
• As Canada legalises marijuana, other countries likely to follow
• EXPERIENCE JAMAIQUE
• Beres keeps time for Dennis
• Jamaica’s growing billion-dollar film industry
• Coxson begins at the end
• THE BLACK HOLOCAUST
• Digital registries to improve health outcome
• Marchers clog streets of London to demand new Brexit vote
• A MATTER OF LAND Wrong boundary leads to problem with my neighbour
• Creativity on a crescendo
• Rememberin­g the heroes
• British Council Programme seeks to strengthen heritage sector
• PNP hypocrisy on FLA
• Ageing in the age of ageism
• After breast cancer ... I simply don’t feel sexual
• For some with cancer, ‘pink October’ can’t end soon enough
• Integrity, quality and excellence
• Operations manager Isaac O’ Meally
• Supporting the community’s ‘oasis’
• Kiwanis Club of Stony Hill builds new kitchen for basic school
• SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21): Personal change is suggested. How you look and feel will depend on fitness, diet, and how well you tend to get along with others. Do your best and you won’t be disappoint­ed with the results you get. Romance is featured.

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