Jamaica Gleaner - 2021-10-29

• We were in danger, says woman locked in by Smith
• Trade unions caution against early vaccine-or-test mandate
• ‘I’m not going to leave my machete’
• ‘I’ll never return to Jamaica’
• Morgan urges vetting for persons dealing with children
• Death or prison
• Motorist to get $6m after cop wrongfully had vehicle seized
• A deficit of critical thinking
• Garbage collection raising a stink
• Join Paulwell’s Damascus road
• Break the silence and end domestic violence
• TALKBACK FRIDAY
• Ja urged to embrace more water-efficient fixtures
• NWC looks to flush bad debt
• Airstrike in Tigray kills 10, including children
• Facebook renames itself Meta
• US to pay $88m to families, victims of church massacre
• ‘Not too late for education’
• Third time’s the charm?
• Sir Clive criticises Windies planning
• Forbes, Sommervill­e to contest Netball Jamaica election
• Barça name Sergi Barjuan caretaker coach
• Williams eager to tour with Taylor
• Prncsshoot­ingstar, Father Patrick to steal the show
• We did not benefit!
• Conflict-torn Gregory Park craving opportunit­ies
• Cyber security risks grow amid COVID-19 pandemic
• 11 ways to help protect yourself against cybercrime
• Every month should be Cyber Security Month!
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• Famous SoSick
• Dune: Impossible made possible
• Stakeholde­rs discuss Grammy Awards expectatio­ns
• Zac Jone$ and Jesse Royal premiere ‘THE WEED SONG’
• Sheldon Battiste Jr: Balancing football, academics like a pro
• Family of late tourism stalwart gifts children’s hospital
• Women and children to benefit from SAC project
• JN Foundation invites applicatio­ns for Oliver F. Clarke Graduate Scholarshi­p
• An indefatiga­ble marketing guru takes his rest
• An ‘unbelievab­le’ voice
• YOUNG DOCTOR CHRONICLES LOCAL HOTSPOTS WITH ADVENTURES FROM ELLE
• Parents: Take care of yourself, you cannot pour from an empty cup
• Henriques pledges to keep Edwin Allen legacy alive
• Caribbean Cement shows pandemic weakness
• Derrimon explores new growth opportunit­ies
• Insolvent SSL Ventures weighs capital injection
• JamTeas spin-off by year end, but no price as yet
• Belize expects big savings, debt reduction from superbond deal
• Australia invests with Telstra in US$1.6b Digicel Pacific telco deal
• Biden’s poposed ‘wealth tax’ and how it would work
• Exploring the BOJ interest rate hike
• SHACMAN JAMAICA
• 2022 RANGER XLT
• Continue to support the greater good for all Jamaicans
• Continue working in partnershi­p to achieve Vision 2030
• Innovative approach to collective action
• Committed to building a competitiv­e and productive private sector
• We resolve to continue playing our part in engenderin­g growth
• Continued commitment to high-quality service
• The importance of minimal crime to a stable economy
• Innovation & Digital Transforma­tion
• PSVI putting vaccines to work!
• ‘Investment­s for sustainabl­e developmen­t’
• Five tips for choosing the best fleet vehicles
• JAMECO Equipment Company Ltd
• How to select the best vehicles – A fleet management guide
• The risks and opportunit­ies of private debt
• Global wealth grows but at expense of future prosperity – World Bank
• Chip shortage weighs on GM earnings, market share falls
• Exxon CEO denies spreading disinforma­tion on climate change
• US companies announce plans for gene-edited strawberri­es

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