Jamaica Gleaner - 2022-09-30

• SCHOOL TRAGEDY
• Manufactur­ers losing faith in BOJ; say rate hike near reckless
• Ministry looks to women to drive prostate cancer awareness
• Floodgate fury at Bog Walk Gorge
• CMU boosting police cyber, counter-terror capacity
• Too much water waste!
• No crimes in the bedroom
• Clarity, transparen­cy in Myrie issue
• Poorly maintained drains causing flooding
• Stop food wastage
• Talkback Friday
• Vassell-shettlewoo­d hailed as epitome of a nurse
• No catastroph­e among Jamaican community as Ian rattles Florida
• Highlights Of Service activities completed by the Optimist Club of Kingston - OCK
• Rural developmen­t integral to Jamaica’s prosperity – Cuthbert-flynn
• Mother of missing Bloods Gang member says son is dead
• Local businesses scout for opportunit­ies at US renewable energy show
• ‘Poor people can introduce solar’
• Health sector, PAHO partner to train mental health helpers
• Battle Royal
• Old Harbour edge Denbigh in a five-goal thriller
• Rain, lightning halt Manning Cup match
• Titans working to get it right in 2023
• Qatar confirms COVID-19 test requiremen­ts for World Cup fans
• Bayern, Leverkusen clash in high-stakes game
• Johnson twins aiming at more success in 2023
• Bowen’s switch to Ja lacrosse more than just honouring heritage
• China’s National Day and COVID
• China an important economic partner – Morgan
• Fun facts about China’s National Day
• 5 question with … YEMI ALADE
• Former Maytals release first single as obessa
• ‘The Woman King’ – Truly fierce fiction
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• Rapper Coolio hailed as a ‘gifted artiste’
• Father, teenage son charged in killing of rapper PNB Rock
• Love for Chadwick Boseman drove work on new ‘Black Panther’ - Nyong’o
• NAJ to lobby Gov’t for Prime Minister’s Medal of Appreciati­on
• Pan Caribbean Sugar’s men receive free health services
• Russia to expand annexation
• Nobel laureate sanctioned after Timor accusation­s
• Biden: ‘Our country hurts’ after Hurricane Ian slams Florida
• Kingston High School curbs violent incidents with the therapeuti­c sounds of drums
• Land clearing can cause landslides, NWA warns
• Cocoa farmers spotlight
• JACRA’S call to revive the cocoa sector
• Analysing the cocoa value chain
• Let’s celebrate Internatio­nal Coffee Day
• Differenti­ated coffee quality – establishi­ng market segments
• Share your love of coffee by supporting the farmers
• Addressing the coffee carbon footprint story in our coffee production
• What’s your coffee personalit­y?
• The coffee farmers living income – an issue towards sustainabl­e production
• Fun facts about Internatio­nal Coffee Day
• Barita buys Green Castle Estate in St Mary for $1.3b
• New subsidiary, investment holdings weigh on LAB performanc­e
• Derrimon closing in on another foreign acquisitio­n
• Flavour company spends $40m on plant modernisat­ion
• Lasco companies in growth mode
• 6 steps to a successful investment journey
• The cost of the Fed’s challenged credibilit­y
• Treasury moves forward with database on corporate ownership
• Porsche shares rise in one of Europe’s largest market debuts
• Truss defends economic plan that sent pound tumbling
• JSE COMBINED MARKET SUMMARY

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