Jamaica Gleaner - 2020-11-25

• PARTY CRASHER
• 8 murders in 48 hours
• Brown Burke eyes bigger role as PNP chair.
• Yuh train fi kill ‘ people jus suh?’
• St Thomas cabbies accused of illegal fare hike
• Free Microsoft software for 500,000 students
• Local gov’t polls off till February 2022
• CARICOM’s economic recovery and transforma­tion
• Dry Harbour mining deal is all legal
• Another CARE package?
• Focus also on reform of tertiary education
• Some recommenda­tions for face-to-face classes
• Crime is driven by our belief system
• No easy fix for squatting, says Charles
• ‘Can’t wait to have my son back’
• JCC to push business revival in 2021
• Blowout of CARICOM COVID-19 travel bubble
• Punishing hurricanes to spur more Central American migration
• Restaurant workers out of work again as virus surges anew
• OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma pleads guilty in criminal case
• Fernandes powers Man United to big win
• Parish associatio­ns consider relationsh­ip with PFJL
• Lakers sign veteran centre Marc Gasol
• Reno’s redevelopm­ent gets thumbs up
• Skerritt discusses Bangladesh tour
• Japan can host Olympics despite virus spike –governor
• Bucs’ playoff prospects take a hit
• The Home Stretch – Reflection­s on the JAAA elections
• Linstead woman gets help to restart chicken farm
• DE UPGRA DELAY NMIA
• Jamaican Teas upsizing factory by 50 per cent
• Consumers told to brace for higher fruit, vegetable prices as Christmas approaches
• TransJamai­can Highway, NROCC negotiatin­g terms for additional toll road
• The MMT myth
• Cubans receive last of remittance­s via Western Union
• GM to recall 7m vehicles globally to replace Takata airbags
• China, Japan to cooperate in reviving virus-hit economies
• European regulator moves to clear Boeing 737 for flight
• To assist travel, England to use virus tests to reduce quarantine­s
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• The future ain’t what it used to be
• Dad spreading autism awareness through ‘Shayla’s Voice’
• Puerto Bueno mining conditions
• I urge every Jamaican to ‘Eat Jamaican’
• JAS has remained steadfast
• Time to bolster agri production, delivery systems
• We should be deliberate in choosing local
• Farmers need assurance of nation’s support
• ‘Eat Jamaican’ Month 2020 – HOW IT STARTED ...
• Agri ministry allocates $10m to procure planting kits for backyard garden programme
• Health benefits of breadfruit
• Crocodiles emerge as floods ruin Albion farm
• ‘I can’t go back there!’
• A slice of paradise in Above Rocks
• First Heritage Co-operative Credit Union grants $1.5m to three young entreprene­urs
• JCCUL awards Credit Union of the Year (2019)
• Credit unions provide $500,000 for online learning
• Protecting the environmen­t, one PET bottle at a time
• Self-taught designer surviving against all odds

Jamaica Gleaner - 2020-11-24

Jamaica Gleaner - 2020-11-26