Jamaica Gleaner - 2020-01-17

• Church leader: Tackling violence needs ‘more than preaching’
• 300 hit songs, Garvey’s son for Rebel Salute opening night
• PARTY COVER-UP
• EASIER SAID THAN DONE
• Mobay Chamber boss: ‘Come talk with us about crime’
• CMU shuffle
• Witness gives details of sexual offences by alleged King Valley gang members
• Prosecutor­s reveal millions expended on lavish brands by accused
• Men’s emotional disadvanta­ge
• A message for Mike Pompeo
• The scars of slavery are real
• Bishop Reid’s funeral was ‘all things Jamaican’
• BSJ promoting bamboo alternativ­es
• Opposition wary of ‘dysfunctio­nal’ forex market
• AG warns some public officers could face corruption-related charges
• Gov’t reaffirms commitment to One-China policy
• Mississipp­i upholds 12-year sentence for cell phone in jail
• New rules could muddle results of Iowa caucuses
• Imam mocked for mistakenly marrying a man
• 7 killed, 14 tortured in Panama exorcism terror rituals
• Nations urged to protect journalist­s against religious intoleranc­e
• Missing radio anchor found dead in Mexico’s Michoacán state
• JLP, PNP sharpen political chess game
• St Thomas sugar cane farmers demand answers
• I belong to Christ
• Recycling company doubles price for plastic bottles
• Chezidek ready for the road
• Bissoon to re-energise ‘No Violence in Love’ campaign
• Shaggy makes it to ‘China’
• Cheyenne Brown takes the unconventi­onal employment route
• Midwife wins a ‘bag ah tings’ from Fidelity Motors
• Clash over Morgan's Harbour
• Knutsford Express headed to May Pen in February
• Regional Castrol dealer WIP hires Guyana distributo­r
• Indies Pharma enters orthopaedi­c market
• AMG moves forward with plan for new property
• New Fortress lands three-year financing deal
• Two more Fontanas to come
• US backs Brazil’s bid for membership in OECD
• Proposed US hemp rules worry industry
• CEOs got a pass in 2019, but need to grow profits soon

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