Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-02-20

• UTECH ON EDGE
• Petrojam’s value eroded
• McBean challenges Police Fed ouster
• Gov’t to release sterile mosquitoes to aid dengue fight.
• 14 homeless drop-in centres by next year.
• ‘It’s 50/50 for Kemoy’.
• Texaco Jamaica at 100.
• Guard yourself against digital identity theft
• Five critically injured in Montpelier crash
• The right to choose: a historical lens
• Needed: A CARICOM foreign trade strategy and agenda
• Don’t just drive in the dark
• I do not speak for the trade union movement
• Abortion is not about religion
• Gov’t looks to turn discarded electronic devices into cash
• Study pitches lower alcohol limit for drivers
• Terrelonge takes on more duties at Youth
• Tufton hints at 2020 polls
• ‘Do we have to lose another child?’
• Gov’t victimised Bloomfield, Portlander­s, says Phillips
• WHY WE RUN
• Embarrasse­d and disappoint­ed – McKenzie
• Major changes to Diamond Mile qualificat­ion
• Wise words from a superstar
• Colonial to sponsor Super50, home series
• Windies look to maintain dominance over England
• Caymanians’ visit pays off
• No goals in Champions League
• Top schools shine at ‘Isaac’ Henry Invitation­al
• Seeds of hard work bearing fruit for Edwards
• Dupont scores with help from D&G
• Synopsis of the 2019-20 Budget
• If poverty is a crime ...
• CPJ expanding retail footprint outside Jamaica
• JSSE pioneers 5 companies, targeting $90m in project funding
• Maxfield Bakery looks to exports for new growth beyond Easter buns
• Defeating the income tax maze
• AMG to expand factory, staying out of paper bag market
• Walmart flexes in the fourth quarter, beats all expectatio­ns
• Mexico to turn prison islands into cultural centre
• Probe into Puerto Rico board seeks transparen­cy from consultant­s
• THE TRUTH about FLU VACCINES
• Deacon preaches for prostate-cancer awareness
• Protoje blasts Gov’t for not sponsoring his upcoming event
• Proposal at Red Rose for Gregory
• ‘Meet Us on Beat Street’ to showcase Kingston’s musical heritage
• Chaka Khan’s ‘Hello Happiness’ is a mini bundle of joy
• Island gears up to reflect 40 years after Bishop revolution
• SDA Church plane crashes after running out of fuel
• Bernie Sanders enters 2020 presidenti­al race
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO. 28.914
• HOROSCOPE
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• ‘New Look’ for year 39
• 2018 Gala Awards dinner overview
• Telling Ja’s story through poetry
• Rum and Tourism
• Tourism minister hails Jamaica Rum Festival as co-branding for tourism growth
• Kingston City Marathon is less than f ive weeks away
• Sunset at the Palms wins several Travel Industry awards
• Security dept takes honours at Moon Palace Foundation’s cancer expo
• The home-sharing community in Jamaica continues to thrive
• SIA named Caribbean’s LEADING AIRPORT for 11th consecutiv­e year
• The great Minto
• Preparing for the Chinese traveller
• Jamaica highlights hotel developmen­ts, festivals at New York Times Travel Show
• Local artisans strengthen link with high-end tourism industry
• Reggae enthusiast­s on a musical journey
• FAT START to ‘Year of the Pig’
• It must NEVER happen again
• Airlines upbeat about US Virgin Islands, tourism chief reports
• Jamaica Inn recognised in TripAdviso­r Travellers’ Choice Awards

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