Jamaica Gleaner - 2021-10-08

• DRMA FIGHT
• Holness targets 1 million jabs by November
• Family shellshock­ed as 5-y-o shot, dies
• Student barred from online classes for uniform breach
• Jamaican hotels score travel awards glory
• Survivor braves cancer fate
• Cops say handcuffed in combating power theft
• 10-y-o shot in MoBay crossfire battling for life
• Owning our history, heritage
• Reform the Students’ Loan Bureau now
• Give full details of the used cars deal
• Protecting Ja from criminals
• Noisy motorcycle­s a major headache
• Son pleads for help as mother battles cancer
• Court ruling on major holy site angers Palestinia­ns
• Pfizer’s request to OK shots for kids gives parents relief
• Disabiliti­es Act effective Feb 14
• Jamaica can double yam exports, says JAS boss
• Clarendon teachers push initiative for dialysis machine in the parish
• NIGHTMARE CAMPAIGN CONTINUES
• Mbappé sends France into Nations League final
• Fandom conundrum
• Club developmen­t a priority for JFF – Anderson
• Wilson lone WI umpire on T20 World Cup panel
• ‘This male team is very strong’
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• Queen Ifrica captures the mood of Nina Simone on ‘Four Women’
• ‘Venom: Let There Be Carnage’ – Short and sweet
• MASSANA COLLECTION shines a light on spiritual healing
• Push and fight for your goals – JN PEP scholar
• Key hunts for market share among auto policy bargain hunters
• Amber Group acquires cybersecur­ity firm NightVizio­n
• BOJ engages toolbox for inflation control
• IronRock rues IPO target delay
• Cuba’s famed Varadero beach getting ready for tourists again
• Puzzle overhangin­g American job market: When will more people return?
• Pandora Papers show London is a key hub for tax avoidance
• Pandora Papers bring renewed calls for tax haven scrutiny
• A look at world leaders named in the Pandora Papers

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