Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-04-26

• FAKE DRUG RING
• Men held for Skyers’ murder not named suspects – police
• 007 COMES HOME
• Missing teacher found dead
• Strong family ties anchor GG awardee
• Rousseau hailed as a truly remarkable man
• Man surrenders in deadly hit-and-run case
• Photos taken by FBI-trained expert shown in court
• National Heroes Park excellent choice for new Parliament building
• Binding the strong man
• Discord and acrimony will only result in war
• Unshackle Integrity Commission, as IMF says
• Too much ‘youthful exuberance’ from PNPYO
• The role of the Water Resources Authority
• Vaz is a bully
• Shaw on the right track
• Clarke wades into forex spat
• St Mary farmers want specialise­d ploughs
• Suicide leaves biggest casualties behind
• Phillips backs wider review of Bernard Lodge city
• Edwin Allen send warning at Penns
• ‘Win it for the community’
• Gayle expects strong World Relays performanc­es
• Hope, Dowrich impress ahead of Tri-Nations
• Windies selectors got it right for Cricket World Cup
• Top shooters take aim at Ja Invitation­al Pistol Tournament
• Whitmore welcomes USA friendly
• Magnum rolls out #thebig20 Super and Major awards for KSAFA finale
• Nadal bounces back to beat Ferrer at Barcelona Open
• Windies confident of World Cup success – Nurse
• Patrice Roberts
• Tosh family files lawsuit against Bergen County Jail
• TRAILER LOAD OF FUN
• ROAD MARCH A ‘Famalay’ AFFAIR
• ‘Face the Truth’ a contention-filled comedy
• Donna Marie Vernon: Living the cancer-free life:
• JMMB Foundation to provide up to $8 million in scholarshi­ps
• More than 100 entries received for JNSBL Kick Start competitio­n
• Boss Lady Ja teaches women to create wealth
• RUBiS facilitate­s health fair for downtown residents
• Ceej Carpio chancing it with CEEJ ARTS
• Analyser system aims to track soil fertility
• Nattecia Bohardsing­h: Realising, excelling, becoming – Part II
• Muslims, refugees fear backlash from Easter attack
• ‘Soul’ of America at stake
• Hope is belief in things unseen
• Acquisitio­n mode
• Real estate is an enticement that investment firms can’t resist:
• Agro export centres and the business possibilit­ies:
• IMF decides its best to go crickets on NIDS: _______________________
• JN promises to do better after $8.5m loss to dismissed accountant:
• Everybody loves the Wigton IPO except, it appears, government workers:
• Rivalry heats up in remittance market:
• Latam medicinal ganja heads to Europe
• Walmart experiment­s with AI to monitor stores in real time
• Major German banks scrap merger talks over fear of costs

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