Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-04-01

• Vendors left in the cold
• PAJ ordered to pay $40m to retired execs
• Is cannabis research the missing link in the local industry?
• Tufton: We have more than enough flu medication
• Local human-rights groups back IACHR commission­er
• The stench of corruption
• Good education costs
• A so it set since the Negro Education Grant 1834
• PetroCarib­e Developmen­t Fund closure, Wigton IPO and lessons for Jamaica
• Amend the Constituti­on to accommodat­e term limits
• Place more emphasis on lowering the cost of healthy eating
• Let us focus on the positive
• JMEA wants Gov’t to engage more small businesses
• Bartlett stands by $17m MoBay welcome sign
• Cabinet to discuss tourism workers’ pension scheme
• Holness: Traditiona­l PNP supporters urging children to vote for change
• ‘Warrior’ Crawford fires back at JLP challenger
• Grange Pen to get a $960m infrastruc­tural upgrade
• Hanover cops recognised for hard work, commitment
• Budget should reflect distributi­ve emphasis in the post-IMF period - Roberts
• Internatio­nal aid helps to fight cholera in Beira
• Biden defends his behaviour with women
• No ‘Small’ feat!
• Mt Pleasant book historic semi spot
• Champs’ false start fiasco
• Adams Family spook Power Bolts
• Reid remains confident in defeat
• Spurs in costly implosion
• Ferrari blunder gifts Hamilton win
• PEBBLES KING grabs Avant Garde title as ‘Reggae Meets Campari’
• ‘Dumbo’ – Flying not so high
• ‘90s dancehall revival tour set to engage Caribbean diaspora
• String of awards for ‘Black Panther’ at NAACP Awards
• Time to start your business
• Salem Basic School benefits from Sober Vacations, Jewel Paradise Cove partnershi­p
• Tourism ministry to receive plans for new MoBay performing arts centre
• Jimmy Cliff will now get greater recognitio­n – mayor
• ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ launches in Jamaica
• Grange wants statue for reggae icon in MoBay
• No shame in my game
• Students, householde­rs benefit from JN Water Tech-Fest
• KAYDIAN JOHNSON: The technologi­cally inclined go-getter
• Pucker up to Eros
• AMOROUS ATTRACTION
• A united effort to end PERIOD POVERTY
• The 2019 Bliss Trunk Show a hit
• Holocaust survivor Eva Schloss heads to JA
• Childhood dreams fade in Paris
• What is child abuse?
• Long-line DRAMA

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