Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-09-19

• LIGHT STAYS ON CMU
• $11b Lakes Pen farming project to promote food security – Azan
• JSIF aids expansion of teacher training for language-based learning disabiliti­es
• Nomination­s for Gleaner’s Hospitalit­y Jamaica Awards now open
• PNP seeks to WOW electorate at 81st annual conference
• New US Ambassador hosts Jamaican delegation to solar power conference
• Not an easy road to cross
• Mugabe misreprese­nted, misunderst­ood, and missteps
• Rape is a woman’s worst nightmare
• New children’s hospital critical to national developmen­t
• Small steps could lead to giant steps
• BOJ clarifies position on LNG and electricit­y rates
• JFJ receives list of Coral Gardens beneficiar­ies
• More time needed to complete trial
• Business leaders hope for better FLOW as company meets on challenges
• Divided Fed cuts interest rates
• St Thomas native to participat­e in first UN Youth Climate Summit
• NWC to improve water supply in eastern parish
• ‘We must bounce back’
• Flemmings hits key brace
• DANGER FROM THE SKIES
• Gov’t insists suspension of Parliament was not illegal
• Army kills militia leader wanted by the ICC
• The time is NOW
• Lacovia High School - Soaring Higher
• Teachers to be trained as safety and security ambassador­s
• Celebratin­g flavours with Café Hibiscus
• Community chef Kemar Stewart vies to win PAN 2019
• Locals endorse UN Climate Summit goals
• Jamaica on track with plans for emissions reduction
• ‘Accountabi­lity partnershi­p’ proposed for upcoming New York summit

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