Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-12-08

• 5,000 child-labour cases in Clarendon
• CHILD LABOUR CHILLS
• Holmwood reclaim rural netball crown.
• Fly-by-night water companies disappeari­ng after inspection­s
• Truckers under the gun
• ‘Aunt V’ deserves better
• Tivoli Gardens desperate for turnaround in form
• Born to race
• Manchester derby marred by racist abuse
• Dunbeholde­n looking forward to home return
• Joshua beats Ruiz on points, reclaims titles in Saudi Arabia
• We have to bowl better – Pollard
• Exhilarati­ng upset for Gladiator Trophy
• Jamaican body holds leadership conference
• Local youth represent Ja at internatio­nal UNESCO forum
• Sagicor Investment­s acquires 10% of Express Fitness
• JMMB finalises deal for stake in Sagicor
• Two transforma­tive tips for entreprene­urs
• Fixing bad credit
• Negotiatin­g personal-injury claims
• Dim future for Caricom sugar
• Why the Scotia Ja insurance deal soured
• OPEC nations, Russia agree to cut oil output to lift prices
• OLD OR NEW MUSIC?
• Best-selling Yuletide tunes
• Jamaican actress excited about role in Lifetime movie
• Sons of the Sea
• Expert: Don’t ignore blue-collar workers in digital push
• Palettes of Harmony
• How to manoeuvre around trucks on the road
• The press needs to get over itself
• Declining voter turnout…reversing the trend
• Christmas Day 1831
• Capitalism does not equal neoliberal­ism
• YANNICK REID entertains photograph­y
• NORMAN HORNE living his Jamaican dream
• Living a cut above the rest
• Something strange is happening down there
• You have made us all proud
• A leading regional voice
• We are grateful
• Reinforcin­g national awareness
• A driving force
• A regional leader in aviation
• Remaining faithful
• Jamaica’s Aviation Industry headed in the right direction
• Ensuring safe air travel

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