Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-04-18

• BLOODY REVENGE
• Commish defends gun-recovery efforts
• RESIDENTS FOIL ATTEMPTED MURDER-SUICIDE
• Chang: We won’t negotiate with gangsters
• Ministry findings confirm guards being short-changed
• Rousseau was an inspiratio­n for many
• The PNP shall return
• Road-hogism and ineffectiv­e policing
• Deal with sin in society
• Rousseau leaves worthy legacy
• Men need to cry
• Teachers must teach and be compensate­d for doing well
• Ja must grow
• Patrick City needs water
• Businessma­n: If ZOSO were a person, he’d get my vote
• JPS Foundation CSEC awardee learned to read in grade six
• Bad tenants to be fined
• Effective parenting can stem violence – VPA
• A MOTHER’S DETERMINAT­ION
• BookFusion takes PEP content digital
• Israel’s president formally nominates Netanyahu as PM
• Photojourn­alist sues Vegas police over 2017 sidewalk arrest
• SKERRITT DEFENDS PYBUS FIRING
• Wehby to head CWI Corporate Governance Committee
• Rousseau hailed for sporting contributi­on
• Food For The Poor launches 5k walk/run
• Clay master Nadal secures easy win at Monte Carlo Masters
• ‘Dada’ Daley relishing RSPL spotlight
• Tottenham stun Man City, Liverpool join them in CL semi
• Carifta is good for Jamaica
• It’s all about teamwork – East
• Roach eager to make his mark
• Sarwan lends experience at Windies camp
• McGrath grade 11 student tops reading competitio­n
• Local EdTech wants Gov’t to place greater emphasis on digital learning
• JMMB Joan Duncan Foundation forms partnershi­p to empower the youth
• Be the change!
• Bestsellin­g author to speak at Youth Week 2019
• TUESDAY ON THE ROCKS
• From Buju to Bach - JYC celebrates 10 years
• JPS Foundation offers scholarshi­p to industrial technology student
• UTech research provides hope for stroke patients
• RGD updates applicatio­n forms
• London climate protests a clarion call to Jamaica, Caribbean
• Developing countries want recapitali­sation of the Climate Investment Funds
• CBOs get chance to improve environmen­tal services
• Jamaica records most successful winter tourist season –Bartlett
• Come for the food stay for the VIEW
• Easter Eats Traditions
• Slicing Easter with Honey Bun
• PREE DI GRILL OF FLAVOURFUL SPICES
• JP, WISYNCO SNACK DEAL
• Micro businesswo­man builds business from everyday plants:
• KFC takes a sweet turn:
• Knutsford takes on Florida market, plots route around Ochi traffic:
• Cement ruling endorses low tariff on imported cement:
• 8,000-room resort gets Qatari backing:
• New Samsung handset: Innovation hinges on folding screen
• Scratching the surface
• Brazil to auction oil camps despite environmen­tal warnings
• Judges skirt scandalous trademark name at hearing
• China economic growth steady amid tariff fight with US
• Apple, Qualcomm settle bitter dispute over iPhone technology

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