Jamaica Gleaner - 2021-11-14

• Power theft, LNG chokehold
• Entertaine­r among two killed in Sav-la-Mar
• ‘It is egregious’
• BLIND JUSTICE
• Two-year wait for a judge’s signature
• Why DNA paternity test at birth is a bad idea
• Where Jamaica and de Klerk collide
• Towering NHT apartment prices must fall
• All hail Pfizermect­in
• Keep the policy jacketed, Heroy
• Divorcing the JPS
• Whitmore ‘disappoint­ed’ by Boyz’s draw
• Cornwall survive scare to secure victory
• Quarantine requiremen­t delays int’l boxing show
• Brown, Frazer stepping up to profession­al rank
• Romelda Aiken set to miss England series with injury
• Freak injury rules Conway out of final
• NZ, Australia ready to light up T20 World Cup final
• Further And Beyond grabs Billy Whizz in Jamaica Cup
• Salah’s Egypt through to World Cup qualifying play-offs
• JOA supports JABA in 3x3 basketball qualifier
• BUSINESS EVENTS
• Noranda Jamaica rebranding to Discovery Bauxite, US operation now Atlantic Alumina
• More distributi­on points for Carreras
• Insurers lag consumers as EV interest grows
• Trends in the private pension industry
• Becoming a data-focused company
• Past meets future in Sean Paul’s ‘Dynamite’ at The Ward
• STANDARD TWO-IN-ONE CRYPTIC PUZZLE
• Joy Spence
• Former Jamaican footballer goes for goals
• Mental stability, the driver and driving
• Hubert Tomlin explores ‘Broken Covenants’
• Woman power: Carolyn Russell-Smith grooms young women with Christian principles through dance
• Decide to care
• Getting the governance approach right
• JAMAICA IN 2050 – PART 4: The future of transport
• Democracy saved in the nick of time
• Prospectin­g for bauxite and Cockpit Country confusion
• Multiple hazards threaten Alligator Pond
• Character is the goal of education – Part 1
• Huawei Seeds for the Future Programme reaps success

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