Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-03-15

• Majority want qualified persons on public boards– poll
• NO SLB GUARANTOR
• Portland East ready for nomination day
• J$25b Tinson Pen drain upgrade.
• GraceKenne­dy outlines defibrilla­tor plan.
• ‘No more guessing’
• Defence pressures witness over gaps in statements
• Jarrett backs term limits for leaders
• Murder accused among three killed by licensed firearm holder
• A modern Trojan horse
• Cynthia Thompson – beyond her generation
• Do away with immigratio­n and customs forms
• Give reusable fabric shopping bags a try!
• Where is the UN in the Venezuela crisis?
• More organic vegetables needed
• Find resourcefu­l substitute­s for plastic
• Jamaica on a path of economic growth – Shaw
• UTech, NCU get accreditat­ion status
• A high-school student’s perspectiv­e on the Budget
• Government initiative­s to aid youth entreprene­urs
• Nation wonders why school shooting happened
• Reputed Gambino crime boss shot to death in New York City
• Amid crisis, gov’t plans revamp of state, legal systems
• Jussie Smollett pleads not guilty to lying about attack
• Road-safety lobby delivers sober message at rum festival
• Drewsland benefits from D&G Foundation grant
• Westmorela­nd’s Reno relegated
• Skerritt wants ‘new results’ in Windies cricket
• JCA to decide next week
• Mohammed nearing 100 after resisting Scorpions
• Volunteers ready for Sunday’s Kingston City Marathon
• Hurricanes batting flop hands Jaguars title
• Can Calabar make it eight in a row?
• Take Ballon D’Or in Race Five
• Itelbpo wins Frost & Sullivan 2018 Growth Excellence Leadership Award
• FLOW customers enjoy free Internet speed boost
• PRESSURE BUSS PIPE
• Capitalisi­ng on the ‘Long Walk to Freedom’
• A Love Affair with Literature
• No ‘Glory to God’ at reggae gospel fraternity’s awards show
• Cumberland High School student struts the runway at Paris Fashion Week
• South Korean police questionin­g two K-pop stars in sex scandals
• Lori Loughlin loses starring roles on Hallmark Channel
• Pocket guides handed over as part of human rights training for the police
• Finance minister welcomes Massy United Insurance Ltd to Jamaica
• Of rum & cane
• Kemoy Bowen: man of value
• Senator Floyd Morris pledges $100,000 to JSB Scholarshi­p Fund
• JMMB Group joins HerFlow Foundation to end ‘period poverty’
• The artist Mazola says his prayer
• March for Music Education: Making a difference for young musicians at Alpha Institute
• Lupus Foundation of Jamaica: Fighting the dreaded disease
• UWI hall of residence gives to school
• Fantastic opening for Grand A View Restaurant and Event Place
• Gibbs in charge
• Upstart charms the market:
• 26 and falling:
• BOJ has the banks’ liquidity management practices in its cross-hairs:
• Mo’ products, mo’ money - the Indies Pharma sales strategy:
• JPS raises US$180m of debt to reduce its debt:
• Third logistics centre coming at the port:
• First Rock snags $2.5b in equity capital
• Argentina: Darkest before the dawn
• UK auto industry under siege as Brexit pressure escalates
• Concerns about new plane ground Boeing stock
• Mnuchin to protect Trump taxes
• Dubai port firm DP World reports US $1.29b profit

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