Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-04-30

• COPS NOT SUSPENDED
• JGRA renews call for transparen­cy in Petrojam’s oil pricing regime
• Jealous countries trying to block new UWI campus – Antigua PM.
• Grange to offer JIIM assistance.
• Crawford helping Portland students to find right CSEC formula
• Chuck yet to table citizenshi­p legislatio­n for MPs
• Senior cop insists she arrested alleged gangster
• Only 90 cases set for trial in Home Circuit Court
• Transport Authority urges drivers to fall in line as it prepares to open routes
• Do the powers that be really want an educated, prosocial populace?
• Haemorrhoi­d causes perpetual change
• Preparing for life after current Jamaica-IMF agreement
• JET disappoint­ed by carnival clean-up
• Cremation the answer to lack of burial space
• Young Ja calls for reinstatem­ent of St James SOE
• Real estate GROWTH
• TAJ blames NWA, new system’s teething pains for long wait times
• Crime boosting demand for gated communitie­s in St James – JN official WESTERN BUREAU:
• Manchester residents get water shop
• Do your due diligence, MoBay mayor tells realtors
• Manchester Infirmary to get new female ward
• Uneventful Tennis Jamaica AGM expected – Brown
• Gayle struggles in Kings XI loss
• Western youngsters benefit from Real Madrid clinic
• Matthews wins Barita Chess Open
• Giani Francis proud of hard work
• Marriott to expand further into home-sharing
• Ban on banana-eating artwork draws ridicule
• UN chief demands that the world step up to stamp out hatred
• CSA presents Impressive IT Panel Discussion
• The Shipping Industry remembers Ernest Gooden
• I want to migrate to British Columbia
• What happens when a sponsor’s licence is revoked?
• Can my daughter come back to the US?
• MSBM promotes technology as tool for transforma­tion
• SJF stages expanded CSEC Spanish orals workshops
• Texting is the new drunk driving
• The entreprene­ur and entreprene­urship – Pt 2
• Properties of water
• Indo-Caribbean thought
• Listening comprehens­ion
• All about the blood
• Popular protests in the 1930s
• ‘Breath, Eyes, Memory’
• Writing emails
• Regional integratio­n
• The purchasing department
• Youthlink CSEC Seminar ends with bang at Mico
• Brandon Brady still painting
• Dealing with crime in the community

Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-04-29

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