Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-11-27

• Experts call for fast-tracking of data protection law
• ... How the collection of biometrics is done
• Families reeling with pain as JCF mourns 43 ‘fallen’ cops in a year
• Falmouth business operators flouting ‘scandal’ ban
• Who has our backs?
• Time to disrupt the Jamaican banking system [PART 2]
• CARIFORUM/EU EPA: Implementa­tion review
• Mr Holness loves the press. Doesn’t he?
• OUR responds to ReadyNET
• Do we need STEM schools?
• Rape survivor confronts, forgives abuser
• Prosecutor­s pushing to amend charges
• Schools get failing grade for workforce
• Cenitech CEO rips OCG probes after seven set free
• Forensic reports in Deane case due January
• ‘I hope they get the sentence they deserve’
• Join fight against women abusers – Grange
• Gov’t on learning curve on corruption, says Holness
• JC know how to win – Ferguson
• Windies ready for ‘difficult’ Afghan challenge
• Jose inspires Spurs to Champs League comeback
• Proud and loud from the stands
• NHT dominate Florida Netball Classics
• Black trio freed of murder 36 years late
• US accused of violating Vienna Convention
• Trademark dispute over Bliss cakes
• Abattoir in Sweet River auctioned
• JamFin inks tech deal for compliance system
• Issa building $300m office complex at Hope Road
• PanJam to take on more debt for hotel projects
• Eppley turns a profit on loss-making Barbados-based fund
• Alibaba shares jump in Hong Kong debut
• Uber loses licence in London over safety
• Ad business a boon for Amazon but a turn-off for shoppers
• Artbeats A POTPOURRI OF JAMAICAN CULTURE
• Forecast: Dollar downpour for Grammy nominee Koffee
• Johnny Depp settles legal issues
• Life at 80 ‘second chance’ for Tina Turner
• Thieves target CMU students
• 40 doctors, nurses arrive from Cuba.
• Boost police skills to make prosecutio­ns stick – Jackson
• WINNERS FROM OTHER MEDIA HOUSES
• Attending DEVOTIONS at WORK
• Travel agents treated to breakfast by The Courtleigh Hospitalit­y Group
• TEF hosts inaugural health and wellness tourism conference
• Round Hill celebrates staff at long-service awards
• Skylark, Negril’s newest eco-friendly hotel
• Cayman Islands celebrates 7,000 room stock
• Caribbean’s tourism growth rate more than double global average
• New non-stop JFK/Mobay flight to boost tourist arrivals
• Director of tourism advocates for balance in the news
• Dynamic digital learning platform to support students displaced by Hurricane Dorian
• TRANSFORMI­NG LIVES FROM RUBBISH
• Ja ranked second in the world for prioritisi­ng tourism, says Bartlett
• Jamaica to invest $66m on developmen­t of health

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