Jamaica Gleaner - 2021-11-15

• Pre-emptive strike
• Love Lane family loses third man to gun violence
• Port Royal fisherfolk stew over blackout
• Betrayal, bloodshed traumatise victims years later
• Man alleges profiling in bloody RIU bust-up
• Opposition braces for Senate fight on SOEs
• More crooked thinking ...
• No noose is good noose
• Now that Mr Smith is fully awake
• NHT going against its mission statement
• Revalue the Jamaican dollar
• Sex changes are based on biological impossibil­ity
• Jamaica bands with Norway on climate change awareness
• Ground broken for forensic pathology autopsy suite
• Battle among prison gangs kills at least 68 inmates
• Nations compromise on coal to strike UN climate deal
• Gadhafi’s son announces candidacy for president
• ‘Mr Prime Minister, do more than just words’
• Forge partnershi­ps for the disposal of food oil, says health inspector
• Ocean Eden Bay resort set to pump billions into the economy – Bartlett
• Men’s testicular health at risk from repeated COVID infections
• HMC, JCDC award unsung heroes in Hanover
• A plan for Pepi
• Schoolboy football refs fully vaxxed – Stewart
• Hamilton ends ‘hardest weekend’ with Brazilian GP win
• B.B. Coke justifies 20-0 win
• Aussies crowned T20 world champions
• Waite upbeat after ‘positive’ Jago start
• ODI milestone for Stafanie Taylor
• Disney Amykaa piecing passion and purpose together
• Dancehall Dance Associatio­n playing its part
• SAINT Internatio­nal model lands success in university and high fashion
• Melissa Moses Design exploring styles and textures with début bag line
• Gov’t Invests $700 Million to Purchase Diagnostic and Other Equipment for Hospitals
• 1.5 Million Visitors Expected by December 31
• Internatio­nal Cooperatio­n on Trade Integral to Climate Change Action
• Hanover residents block road to keep out marl trucks

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