Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-09-20

• PHOTO OF THE DAY
• Crime Stop adds website to anonymous tipping options
• NO VISA LET-UP
• St Catherine, Clarendon account for nearly one in every three murders
• Azan unveils $11B AGRI VENTURE
• Price: Don’t buy equipment from shady people
• Businesses welcome extended hours under SOE
• Brothers’ quarrel ends in beheading
• Phone call frenzy
• Now that Gager, Muschett have called truce
• Get windscreen cleaners off streets
• Pain of permits for parties
• Save us from our roads
• IMF deal over, still some way to go
• Union leaders offer to mediate in Cockpit Country stand-off
• Opposition wants more growth, less poverty
• Brownface, blackface photos cause scandal for Trudeau
• Iran diplomat warns of ‘all-out war’ if hit for Saudi attack
• Tacky High School gets computers from Food For the Poor
• Gov’t electrical regulator to begin operations shortly
• Usual suspects expected to take sprints in Doha
• New JRA exec focuses on local shooting growth
• FIFA hopes Iran lifts female ban
• Kaka urges Neymar to stay at PSG
• Negative oil price shocks add to world economic jitters
• Violence in dancehall lyrics the same old song
• Sound systems – a school for disc jocks
• King Taj a graduate of the sound system college
• Spotlight shines on two renowned poets
• Devoted to the cause of Christ
• UWI Professor supports action to tackle climate change
• Government eyeing relocation of some landfills
• Marilyn Blake hopes to win, secure permanent home
• Sagicor Life celebrates ‘High Flyers’ in style
• Arlene McFarlane: Living a NORMAL LIFE with SICKLE CELL DISEASE
• Pastor: Digital rectal examinatio­n is too intrusive
• China ready to give warm reception to Jamaica’s frozen lobsters:
• Branson Centre has found itself in the same boat as those it helps:
• Once again, people are saying Sandals is for sale:
• JMMB Group sees big profits down the road:
• VM subsidiary wades into the M&A pool:
• Airbnb IPO coming in 2020:
• China: Bad memories
• Huawei debuts phone without Google apps
• California adds wage, benefit protection­s for gig workers
• Dominion Energy plans 220 turbine offshore wind project
• Bank of England holds rates as it awaits Brexit clarity
• Japan central bank stands firm after Fed cut

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