Jamaica Gleaner - 2020-02-11

• Fewer than 50% of people with HIV getting treatment
• Teacher ultimatum
• Claude McKay work on queer love to hit shelves today
• Tenants say no to retender of White Marl business complex
• Gov’t seeks to calm virus fears as quarantine talk sparks resistance
• ‘Them can’t charge nobody’
• Warmington’s clear-eyed analysis
• Ambassador Tapia, you cannot bend a full grown guango tree
• Fighting for the common good
• No confidence in our national security
• Opportunit­y for growth
• Evidence against clients too weak, defence insists
• PM defends Clarendon SE by-election call
• Jamaica effectivel­y addressing disposal of ship-generated waste
• Opposition co-leader: PM makes Trump plan a ‘stunt’
• Gov’t moves towards toughening up draconian antiterror law
• Merkel’s party in crisis as heir apparent quits
• Gunman dead, 2 officers hurt in shooting at Arkansas Walmart
• Run with auditor general’s leads
• Signed, sealed and fraudulent
• The MultiCare Youth Foundation kicks off Heart Month
• Allen over injury, eyes Olympics
• Russell hunting PBs en route to Tokyo
• ‘Glad I delivered’
• Big names pull out of tech show over virus
• Kumar’s Kulture Walk
• Intimate set from Jimmy Cliff at Musical Enchantmen­t
• How can I migrate to Canada?
• My father lied that he was filing for me
• WHO IS A radio producer? WHAT THE WORK INVOLVES WHO IS THIS CAREER FOR?
• FTC Jamaica and NCB Foundation move Jamaica ‘full STEM ahead’ with competitiv­e robotics
• Arranging business travel
• Types of production
• Partnershi­p – Part 1
• Laboratory preparatio­n of gases
• Irritabili­ty (continued)
• Compositio­n of government
• Problem-solving and program design
• Slave control in the British, Spanish & French Caribbean
• Persuasive techniques
• Issues in Caribbean developmen­t (Part 1)
• Rusea’s High School

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