Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-11-17

• Half-Way Tree Transport Centre LOSING SHINE
• ... Minister says cleaning bill contract raised eyebrows
• Load next election with referendum votes, PM urged
• Port Authority dismisses UWI dept’s call for more Port Royal consultati­on
• Western Jamaica residents opting for private healthcare over hospitals
• Liv gud, Jamaica!
• Productivi­ty and FX nexus
• Grooms point to Caymanas ‘shame’
• My thoughts on Ja’s male sprinting decline
• Stewart looks to toughen up Harbour View
• Nunes, DaCosta continue exciting battle
• Mindset changing towards heart health for athletes – Clare
• Clarendon, KC in Champions Cup final
• J’can rider impresses in China
• Isis Clarke – Jamaica’s first female track and field star
• UWI show strength in big win over Mico
• Children to address Parliament on violence
• RJRGLEANER, Ardenne High join forces to mentor students
• ‘$2m worth of filth’
• Mailpac targets $495m from November IPO
• PanJam, Portland Equity acquire 30% of itelBPO
• Investing in the Jamaican stock market from overseas
• Innovating for unmet needs
• Security, developmen­t and pursuit of the possible
• EU rebuffs American pitch of quick deal for more lobsters
• Driver! Don’t stop at all
• Brigadier Jerry’s wife hails Lady Ann
• SLACKNESS SELLS
• OLD BOYS JOIN FORCES FOR GOOD
• Harry J Studios’ jam session to set example
• Kush Riley wants to build own brand
• Charting the history of the Yoruba
• Exhibition honours Barrington Watson
• Is immorality a necessary evil?
• Toyota Jamaica brings 4X4 EXCURSION to Trelawny
• Car safety and Christmas
• Improving emotional intelligen­ce
• KARI DOUGLAS GAVE IT AWAY
• The psychology of patient-staff experience at Bustamante
• The longevity of Jamaican brands
• Baking a bigger pie rather than fighting over how to slice it
• The economy, the Budget, and JPS shares
• Bad Girls of the Bible: JEZEBEL
• THE CALLING:
• WOMAN POWER
• Roosevelt Hudson committed to the preaching of the gospel
• Hosanna Preparator­y School’s history
• Providing a caring environmen­t
• Quality education
• The future looks bright
• Hart’s love for education has made life easier
• ‘Hear Me Out’ ‘Adopted for Life’
• Hosanna Prep bags 12 National Scholarshi­ps in 20 years
• Hosanna Prep School’s Choristers singing praises to the King
• Hosanna Invitation­al Under-10 Football Competitio­n here to stay
• Past students through the years
• Ribbiz Live Music takes off
• Bravely embracing new challenges
• A centre of excellence
• The Queen’s Preparator­y School’s history
• Life begins with a journey

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