Jamaica Gleaner - 2020-11-29

• Festival SPENDING
• HAPPY BIRTHDAY, JASMINE DEEN
• NOT ALL PORTMORE RESIDENTS ON PARISH WAGON
• TINY STEPS ON LONG ROAD TO SQUATTING FIX
• HANNA RESURFACES IN ST ANN SE
• Between the devil and the deep blue sea
• Eyes peeled for Lisa as PNP elects gen sec, chairman
• ONE STILETTO AT A TIME
• Democracy prevails in the United States
• A launch pad to reimagine agricultur­e
• Prioritise the athletes
• DaCosta narrows Nunes’ lead with two-timer
• Frater’s Titans mission
• The work begins now – Gayle
• Jamaican UK-based coach shortliste­d for county gig
• Hamilton takes 98th F1 pole at Bahrain GP
• Liverpool held to draw
• Young leaders express care for communitie­s
• ‘DADDY PROBLEM’ is a commitment problem
• Technology facilitati­ng a connected health network
• Cigarette trader Carreras has a new rival – drug dealers
• JUTC says LNG pilot positive
• Some risks are best avoided
• Financial literacy in the home
• A thought leader with impact
• Hyundai, Kia fined for delaying engine-failure recalls
• Askelle firing number one songs
• Creatives continue to tap into Ja’s culture of storytelli­ng
• ‘COVID has been wicked’
• Self-starter assisting customers during COVID-19 crisis
• A love story WITHSTANDI­NG CONDEMNATI­ON BY THE CHURCH
• How to manage a tailgater
• Unifor members ratify 3-year deal with Fiat Chrysler Automobile­s
• The Haitian people: sadly and badly in need of a champion
• Meeting global challenges through partnershi­ps
• Ridding our lives of murderous irredeemab­les
• WelfareUni­t securingme­mbers’ well-being
• HOW BAD IS THE MIDDLE CHILD SYNDROME?
• Are you really called to be a prophet?
• FILMS A kaleidosco­pe

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