Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-04-10

• FIRED, REHIRED
• MoBay hoteliers oppose new SOE
• Pawn shop operator to continue testimony
• Residents lament waterfront noise nuisance.
• Tallawahs not looking for handouts – Miller.
• Innovators get funding to jump-start ventures
• NCB Foundation innovation centre to empower at-risk youth
• Tesha Miller sues TVJ for defamation
• Give our people a creative chance
• NEPA is just too nice
• What’s Jamaica’s problem with ICC?
• Give youth the tools to be nation builders
• Keep up the fight against mosquito breeding
• Stopping brain drain in the Caribbean
• Unfair to Calabar
• Funeral home regulation­s still on the ice
• Court wants alleged fake doctor’s identity verified
• Special-education school boosted by toys, supplies
• St Mary leads murder rate plunge
• Fulton tackles farmland hijack
• Debt, exchange rate and the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• Experience was key for Waterhouse – Bent
• Portmore still wary of Mt Pleasant threat
• Juventus next up for rising Ajax
• PM Browne hails Joseph’s IPL debut performanc­e
• Give youngsters a chance in CPL – Williams
• U15 cricketers target regional title
• Jamaica to feature in U19 women’s cricket tournament
• New Ja Skeet Club pres eyes expansion
• Stronger action needed at Calabar
• IT law expert to shed light on Data Protection Act
• Tech conference to focus on business growth through leveraging IT
• Burying hatchets and building bridges
• Wigton to raise $5.5 billion for Government coffers
• Consumer confidence among businesses, consumers still trending upwards
• Lawyer Hugh Hart to construct over 875 houses in Old Harbour
• Everything Fresh hunts market share and growth
• Stanley Motta profits double on revaluatio­n
• CAC2000 losses grow more than tenfold due to roadwork
• Civil servants’ uncertaint­y led to low take-up of early retirement
• New ECCB banknotes will aid visually impaired persons
• Feds break up US$1.2b Medicare orthopaedi­c brace scam
• In Brexit delay, UK economy remains prisoner of uncertaint­y
• Mnuchin says he’ll ‘follow the law’ on Trump tax returns
• From jets to cheese: Trump wants to impose new tariffs on EU
• Jamaica developing national eye health plan
• 5 HABITS FOR A SUMMER BODY
• New York gets tough on measles outbreak
• New rules over Airbnb to stem housing price hike
• Hope comes to Albion!
• KingstOON Festival 3 attracts the internatio­nal community
• Rachel Howzell Hall writes a breakout novel
• Snake dancer Sista Sensi living her reggae dream

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