Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-11-13

• Increasing business efficiency with automation
• Expulsion bid ‘reckless’
• Douglas: They’re targeting me
• Alleged killer police impersonat­ors nabbed in St James
• Only INDECOM boss can force cops to talk
• LASCO won’t throw out tenants, says Chin
• Jointly advance high-quality Belt and Road cooperatio­n
• CARICOM/ CSME: Action more than talk is needed
• NEPA needs to act now to save Discovery Bay
• Call in Donald Tapia
• Will the Ja dollar settle?
• Local SOS Villages face uncertain future as int’l support dries up
• Port Royal residents fear demolition doom
• ‘Sufferer phenomenon’ taking over Jamaica
• Errol Johnson creates history as first cadet brigadier
• Finally, murders on the decline out west
• Gordon Harrison voices support for JCCF
• Etana explores ‘DIMENSIONS’
• Hope Gardens open for business again
• JCDC hosts performing arts workshops
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• NY trade expo focuses on reggae music
• Slowly rewriting the script for local film industry
• Drum-and-bass duo hits authentic notes in Texas
• BOOT CAMP with Sweet Energy
• Acceptance, stillness and love after a major medical condition
• St Jago sixth-former is Spanish Town youth mayor 2019
• Solar push
• $140M adult transition­al facility to be built in Kingston
• Record migrant children in US custody
• You don’t belong!
• American fugitive fears unfair manslaught­er trial
• GK pension fund to develop, lease warehouse space to FosRich
• GKRS Guyana wins first round of tax fight
• Four Duquesnays building on the legacy of their fathers
• IMF encourages developmen­t of forward forex market
• ICD looks to overseas markets for more investment­s
• Brazil launches job programme amid mass unemployme­nt
• Huawei giving employees bonuses for coping with US sanctions
• Who should take responsibi­lity for visitor safety and security?
• RJRGLEANER Hospitalit­y Jamaica Awards 2019 – Finalists
• Bright prospects for tourism in Portland
• Negril the next big thing in film?
• Modify Me
• S Hotel Jamaica embracing and promoting the arts
• JTB hits success with digital trade show
• Hanover Educationa­l Institute opens state-of-the-art polytechni­c facility
• FDR reopens welcoming first group – and they’re Jamaicans
• Whither Dead End Beach?
• ‘Museum’ debuts at Antiques and Collectibl­es Fair

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