Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-04-17

• KILLER HUNT ON
• Referees call for support. Government ready to declare more ZOSOs
• State entities sued for Riverton dump fire
• PSOJ: We are tired of devaluatio­n.
• Environmen­talist, ICT expert call for urgent action to tackle e-waste
• ‘Historic’ clash
• No human rights blemish on my watch – Holness
• What exactly is ecotourism?
• Are permanent detentions the way forward?
• Where Bernard Lodge and Heroes Park converge
• Bipartisan approach needed to mobilise diaspora
• Make way for JLP attack dog in the Senate, Mayor Williams
• Environmen­talists raise concerns over 8,000-room Trelawny hotel project
• Gayle calls for holistic dialogue in combating violence against women
• Bartlett: Contract work to end in the tourism sector
• Terrelonge striving to make Spanish official second language
• Twinning of a Chinese city with Hanover still on
• UTech looks to law school September
• Rum Fire ignites Jamaica Oaks
• Not an easy road
• Messi dumps United from CL
• Ricketts targets technical improvemen­ts
• Waul leads high-flying Liguanea to big win
• Skerritt hails ‘vibe’ in Windies camp
• Let’s work together for our student athletes
• Djokovic struggles into Monte Carlo win
• Athletics timetable for Tokyo 2020 unveiled
• Don’t risk life, integrity for sexual cravings
• Haemophili­acs continue to lobby Gov’t for subsidy
• Inflation optimism
• Real estate adds jobs mostly for women, agricultur­e sheds male workers
• CreditInfo expands regionally, stores informatio­n in Jamaica
• Record profit for Sagicor as Playa changes take effect
• Tax cuts may breathe life into probate practice
• Europe looks to remould Internet with new copyright rules
• Democrats subpoena banks as they probe Trump finances
• Tiger Woods’ win could have golf industry roaring back
• THE CHEESE
• LIFESTYLE CHOICES FOR HEALTHY JOINTS
• Stop eating what you’re allergic to
• GDP will skyrocket if Jamaica legitimise­s ganja
• HEART Trust/NTA accepting applicatio­ns for HOPE summer employment programme
• SEMINARS & WORKSHOPS
• Macron wants fire-ravaged Notre Dame rebuilt within five years
• CAN BUJU BANTON PERFORM IN THE US AGAIN?
• Two decades later, Beenie Man and Mya return
• Drum Fest 2019 A smashing display of beats
• Sean Paul to perform at Billboard Latin Music Awards
• Big wins for ‘Belly Woman’!
• Ashanti was working with Nipsey Hussle before his death
• Polkerris Bed and Breakfast A PIECE OF HEAVEN
• Bartlett commits $300 million to strengthen­ing community tourism
• Cayman Airways named the best airline in the Caribbean by TripAdviso­r
• Jamaica carnival revellers invited to give back before taking to the road
• Sandals Resorts named UK SUPERBRAND for 11th consecutiv­e year
• SUPERSTAR OF THE YEAR 2018
• A night fit for royalty
• Jamaica Tourist Board sales delegation meets with top travel agencies
• JTB appoints Angella Bennett regional director of tourism for Canada
• AC Hotel Kingston now open for reservatio­ns
• Heritage and Poetry Fest has potential
• Robert Campbell: A cultural ambassador of sorts
• WHITHER SALT RIVER
• Alamo Jamaica receives Customer Favourite Award
• Puerto Rico selected as host for prestigiou­s World Travel & Tourism Council Global Summit

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