Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-12-05

• Clarke: Gov’t rooting out public-sector pay inequity
• Stunned by ‘forest’, Trelawny expat adopts Martha Brae Cemetery
• The Girlz will be fine – Wint.
• NY professor: Don’t diss disabled students
• Two suspects nabbed in Negril double murder
• Speid: Give moms extra maternity leave
• Tapia’s road to redemption?
• Allocate more to fix nation’s libraries
• Banks should lead economic growth
• ‘Writing was on the wall’
• Tufton: I don’t make up the figures
• BPO to be rebranded
• CC seek redemption
• Liverpool dominate Merseyside derby
• Cornwall makes big move in Test rankings
• Kim again rides horse up sacred peak as North Korea raps Trump
• Trump calls Trudeau ‘two-faced’ after palace gossip goes viral
• Agency launches new travel app today
• Lucille Wright-Kerr: Centenaria­n extraordin­aire
• Agro-economic zone to reduce food waste
• Youth engagement vital to climate change – Charles
• Rosetta Sutherland
• Raynor Lewis
• BEATS, BIRTHDAY AND BASHMENT PARTY
• Mariah Carey to release doc on mega Christmas hit
• Lionel Richie ‘accepts’ daughter’s relationsh­ip
• Kaleidosco­pe Paint Limited – ‘Quality … that colours your life!’
• Home beautifica­tion also a responsibi­lity to community
• 12 quick and easy interior painting tips
• Let's talk SECURITY this Christmas
• Allied Protection Limited: Meeting your unique security challenge
• How to beat the burglar this Christmas and New Year
• Quest Security Services Limited: Cost-efficient services
• No red tape
• Fire victims get help from the Ministry of Education
• Johnson Smith lauds Ambassador Patricia Durrant
• Sports fraternity hails Noranda’s contributi­on
• – Relaxing at the Royal Jamaica Yacht Club
• RED STRIPE
• Extreme hurricanes forecast the future
• Mission Music: Local artistes spread climate messages
• Category 5 events call for more mitigation, adaptation, research

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