Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-02-26

• PEP in their step!
• Conch ban set to go beyond March 2020
• GAG ORDER
• 18 years to build Bernard Lodge city.
• ‘IT CUTS DEEP’
• ‘This is no way to transform education’
• Holness admin makes the grade three years in, says Henry
• Judge reduces bail bond for accused baby thief
• Back off the IDT
• The blame game: police vs citizens
• Cowboys and Indians
• Where Windrush and Ms Begum intersect
• And the JAscar goes to …
• Dancehall is a shallow art form
• Who’s managing HWT Transport Centre?
• Is all Jamaican culture to be uncritical­ly embraced?
• The irony of it all
• More funds: St Patrick’s Foundation to use donation to make citizens more self-reliant
• CASSAVA LOVER
• More jobs! Some 60 youth to be trained for the workforce
• Contract work hurting Bustamante’s legacy – BITU
• New MAJ exec keeps eye on Data Protection Bill, digital switchover
• ‘Maximum-level’ security
• Certified-ready Liberty Hill Infant opens in St Ann
• Linstead honours 10 residents
• CAMERON COMES UNDER FIRE
• ‘We still have work to do’
• Big Guns gear up for Central Champs –
• Sloley happy to inspire youngsters
• Farquharso­n’s historic split
• Barrick aiming to create US$42b gold giant
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 28,919
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• FITTING TRIBUTE TO THE PRINCE
• Protoje’s ‘Matter of Time’ was worth it
• UWI joins network to combat viral illnesses
• Kingston Wharves recognises customs workers
• SAJ members prepare for JTIP implementa­tion
• Inequality a major cause of strife – Campbell
• VPA calls for targeted violence interventi­on programmes
• Export regulation­s for medicinal cannabis in April – Gittens
• Can my green card be mailed to Jamaica?
• The Provincial Nominee Program
• Replacing a naturalisa­tion certificat­e
• ‘Above It All’ is back!
• ‘Force Ripe’ launches high-school tour
• The human resources office – Part 2
• The responsibi­lities of management
• Sole trader and adjustment­s
• Reaction rates
• Digestion – Cont’d
• Tables, graphs, maps and central tendency
• The structure of government
• Emancipati­on and the apprentice­ship system in the British Caribbean
• The letter of complaint
• ‘Breath, Eyes, Memory’
• Coordinate geometry
• Problem-solving and program design
• Oral presentati­on
• Issues in Caribbean developmen­t – Part 2
• Mt Alvernia two points shy of winning
• BDC Tour reaching youth for Christ
• Do you value your health?
• Teens and gambling

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