Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-01-13

• 2019US visa warning!
• Tufton promises stronger security for hospitals
• CLASSROOM RAID
• Handcuffed by the system
• Scandal bag clampdown
• Baby snatchers!
• TVJ CELEBRATES 50 SEASONS OF SCHOOLS’ CHALLENGE QUIZ
• Petrojam share grab a last resort
• Diplomatic schizophre­nia
• Petrojam buyout was inevitable
• Route taxi drivers need urgent care
• Making enemies of friends
• DANGEROUS DISCHARGE!
• JNHT signals intention to declare seven national monuments at UTech
• The Cubans CARE
• Heaven ‘disappoint­ed’
• Record run for St Jago’s Taylor as Holmwood’s girls impress
• Another Bullet wins Caymanas feature in fast time
• Scorpions facing defeat at Sabina
• Immaculate eyes long-term growth with new recruits
• Arsenal lose 1-0, Liverpool lead by seven points
• Worshippin­g at the altar of Test cricket
• Ja exports grew 17.6% in Q1 2018
• Latin America, Caribbean register highest exports in six years
• Dennis Boothe new chair of Commoditie­s Authority
• Managing risks associated with NWA, CHEC roadworks
• Bad-debt predicamen­t
• Why your business needs relationsh­ip standards
• Venezuela will continue to divide the hemisphere
• ‘Entertainm­ent’ to stop fighting in dancehall
• Dengue lesson
• Haiti still suffering nine years after devastatin­g earthquake
• Calculatio­n Time continues to change the face of teaching mathematic­s
• Intersecti­ng gender in the arts
• Words weaved with stars, mythology and history
• Funding policy targets training, social ills
• A different model to managing crime
• Petrojam buy-back and the Venezuelan crisis
• The war on plastic
• A man of many hats
• Does your child have allergies or a cold?

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