Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-01-11

• NO SUPPORT FOR MADURO
• $1.5 billion allocation for secondary road repairs forces NWA to prioritise
• Female prisoner survives being stabbed seven times
• Safety not 100 per cent guaranteed – Tourism security expert
• Young Jamaicans benefiting from Poverty Reduction Project
• Williams: Creative industries must drive Kingston’s developmen­t
• National Diaspora Policy to be developed
• 400 employees working without degrees in the Ministry of Education
• Social and economic sickness
• If wishes were horses ...
• Ruel Reid’s socialism on steroids
• NWC mix-up a pain in the pocket
• Showcasing Jamaican superstars
• He sang his way into the hearts of J’cans
• JTA wants better policies to empower community colleges
• Committal hearing for nurse in dangerous driving case set for March 4
• SHARON GORDON A defender of reggae, culture
• Blake positive despite coaching change
• Damp Sabina pitch mars opening day of regional clash
• JAAA boss sees bright days ahead
• 1500m, 4x800m dropped from Kirkvine schedule
• Vatican launches track team
• New tracks present many opportunit­ies
• Expect a Sweet Victory in Race One
• Mount Pleasant blank Waterhouse 2-0
• CWI directors clash over Pybus appointmen­t
• BBC World Questions comes to Kingston
• 5 questions with ... Indie Allen
• Writers and drama practition­ers gear up for competitio­n
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 28,880
• HOROSCOPE
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• Devon House to come alive with all-inclusive comedy show
• ‘Out of Many, One People’ docuseries in production
• $52-million target for 21st annual Sigma Corporate Run
• DONNETTE ZACCA’S indomitabl­e love for photograph­y
• Dr Emir Crowne: Moulding the minds of Caribbean law students
• ZIMI SEH BRUNCH GREAT VIBE AND GOOD FOOD
• JN Money treats Marie Atkins Night Shelter residents
• JNSBL celebrates entreprene­urs
• Paul Brunson headlines JMMB’s Elevate event
• NCB-managed pension fund snaps up Student Living shares
• A marriage aimed at combating tax avoidance, evasion:
• US apparel firm cuts off Chinese factory in internment camp:
• Stock market rally fades as US-China trade talks wrap up:
• GB Energy embarks on $2b expansion drive:
• Clarien Bank doubles profit after NCB acquisitio­n:
• Longer-term licences being issued to aid mining developmen­t
• Grenada PM defends relationsh­ip with China
• PM Skerrit wants united approach to investment programme
• Venezuela disputes Guyana’s account of incident involving ExxonMobil ships
• Suit attacking Super Bowl ticket policies meets court defeat
• The Breadbot machine bakes 10 loaves every hour
• EU Medicines Agency shifts to Amsterdam

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