Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-11-20

• FORWARD WITH CHINA
• Billion-dollar bushing battle
• PHOTO OF THE DAY
• CMU ‘variation cost’ bombshell
• FRIENDLY FIRE POLICE COVER-UP?
• 9-y-o suspected of taking life in St Mary
• ... Ballistics report created inconsiste­ncies
• ‘Mi no come here fi tell lie’
• Elliott’s net worth estimated at $255m
• Non-convention­al approaches to address human security
• CARICOM/CARIFORUM: Improving access to informatio­n
• Motor vehicle theft:
• Telecom woes: Jamaicans can help
• C J should speak on status of Gorstew judicial review
• Will the JCF please clarify?
• Expletive use appropriat­e or not?
• CC principal won’t press charges against mom
• Jamaican judge gets death threats
• PM orders fast-track to aspects of Road Traffic Act
• Boys awarded for improved academics, behaviour out west
• SOS Children’s Village faces bleak future
• Burdened with bursar duties
• Jamaican ‘Cassanova’ lands on US Top 15 most-wanted list
• Scorpions eye Super50 semi-final place
• KC hotshot Atkinson credits hard work
• Jamaica Classic tournament a boost for sports tourism product
• Windies still have a lot of work to do
• Spurs FIRE POCHETTINO
• ISSA ready to implement transfer quota system
• Watching the steps of one another
• ‘Pit to Pulpit’: a worthy dramatic encounter
• A-Rod’s daughter is J-Lo’s ‘favourite teenager’
• René still has Celine Dion’s heart
• TI to address controvers­ial comments on ‘Red Table Talk’
• Hypocrisy!
• Stakeholde­rs participat­e in vector control symposium in MoBay
• Code of ethics being developed to assist social enterprise­s
• More men needed as mentors – Charles
• Gov’t moves to monetise Brand Jamaica
• Residents of St Elizabeth Infirmary pampered on Volunteer Day
• Answer found for Lucea’s traffic woes
• White House aides call Trump ‘IMPROPER’
• Assange rape probe dropped
• Revamp divestment policy for old sugar lands, says PNP’s Wright
• Denbigh High boy has new vision on future
• Orlando Patterson to give public lecture at UWI Friday
• Faith-based schools must adapt to new world– Hewitt
• Alpart and trade war weighing on Jamaica
• EFresh eyes second acquisitio­n, new product launch
• Auto pre-inspection­s pave way for age-limit concession
• Sagicor in wait-and-see mode on Mineral Heights residentia­l developmen­t
• New Fortress sales spike with growth of Jamaican operation
• GCT on goods versus services
• Grounded Boeing 737 Max scores buyers at Dubai Airshow
• Enhancing the care of patients
• A higher standard
• WORKSHOPS & SEMINARS

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