Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-10-29

• NO MISSION ordinary
• The struggles made it unique, says NCU grad
• MoBay businessma­n freed of incest charges
• Family charged after 19-gun heist offered bail
• Paying to keep the parasite alive
• ‘Yu, yu, yu gamble race horse?’
• Looking south once more
• PNP should enter anti-corruption compact with people
• Vehicles ‘fit to carry children’ needed, PM
• Campion ‘Dancehall’ College
• Port congestion angers customers
• JC, Charlie Smith book quarter-final spots
• Mico under cosh without stars
• Use electronic system to register your business – Ramlogan
• Jamaica makes progress on cannabis
• Castle gets renovated community centre
• Centenaria­n honoured in Clarendon
• Get ready!
• Rosemarie Langoth: Impacting an entire community
• EAB happy with lobbying efforts of industry
• ‘Gemini Man’ a decent enough effort
• Security increased at IS prisons after leader’s death
• EU grants Brexit delay to January 31
• EU hosts Venezuela migrant talks
• Working to make Vision 2030 a living reality
• I applaud the incredible work
• Intensifyi­ng fire awareness
• Promoting public safety and awareness
• JSWiFT begins registerin­g clients
• Jamaica ‘Trade Across Borders’ 2020
• IMF: Volatile politics, oil prices hinder Mideast growth
• Jamaica Youth Motivators hosts ‘Adapting to Your Environmen­t’
• Communicat­ion – (cont’d)
• Legal aspects of a business 3: contracts
• Books of prime entry & ledgers
• Structure and bonding (II)
• Excretion
• Evaluating the suitabilit­y of a given computer system
• The Journey to the coast – Part I
• Contempora­ry social issues
• Troublesho­oting common sentence errors
• Linear equations
• Salient features of Caribbean Creole English
• Cultural diversity in the Caribbean
• New Fortress Energy awards 22 university scholarshi­ps
• People don’t like your opinions

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