Jamaica Gleaner - 2022-10-02

• SLIPPERY SLOPE
• BEATING HEAD AGAINST THE WALL
• NOT ANTI-DEVELOPMEN­T, JUST PRO-GOOD ONES
• Highlights from Police Civilian Oversight Authority report on state of lock-ups in Area One
• Unions yet to receive updated maternity leave policy
• Develop practical, innovative solutions to solid waste problem
• Address perennial planning failures
• From Missis Queen to dancehall and reggae royalty
• A generation of vipers
• Bullets don’t make decisions
• Tears, laughter, fond memories at Bulgin brothers’ farewell
• Bamburry died pursuing his dream
• The secret to Tallawahs success
• Eighty tee off in LatAm Golf tourney
• Williams hails valiant Charlie Smith
• Junior Cup serves up enthrallin­g day-one action
• Rain decides the points between Maggotty, Lacovia
• Local rugby players set for World Cup taste
• Blake gambled against Messi and lost
• Windies women on losing end of another close finish
• Donaldson not sweating over missed October window
• Thanks Roger, thanks Serena
• Arsenal soaring, Liverpool struggling in EPL
• Is the world closing in on China in table tennis?
• Atomica claims I’m satisfied Trophy in record-breaking fashion
• Customs to implement drone, canine detection programmes
• BUSINESS EVENTS
• Economist urges BOJ to rethink rate hikes
• JSE expects boom despite gloom
• Protecting ‘Jamrock’ from damage and destructio­n
• Stop boring your staff with small goals
• The importance of life insurance in estate planning
• Saudi Arabia and the Caribbean
• Judge seeks Puerto Rico power company debt restructur­ing
• The Dewars Brothers go from bathroom stall to cutting-edge barber business
• PARIS IS STILL spectacula­r
• ‘ALL FRUITS RIPE’ FOR Brick & Lace
• Educators give high marks to Opal Palmer Adisa’s ‘The Storytelle­r’s Return’
• The parking brake …. and other pedals
• UN slavery estimate raises question: Are 50 million people really enslaved today?
• What happens when the real storm comes?
• Bodies, ageing and temporary abilities
• Sheer luck with Ian
• Primary school students have fun with robotics
• Kingston Creative story – the importance and limits of partnershi­p
• Rules are rules
• In sacred Brazil dunes, critics see evangelica­l encroachme­nt
• The family and mental health
• Chatham SDA Church honours local St James community contributo­rs
• GOD SPEAKS – PART 1 God speaks in different ways
• 25 years – DR SASHI NALLAPATI
• List of conference­s
• Quiet dedication has led to significan­t milestone
• Congratula­tions on this milestone
• A true profession­al
• ROOT CANAL
• A special person with rare qualities of incredible skills
• He deserves all honours
• He walks the walk
• TESTIMONIA­LS
• TESTIMONIA­LS
• Haiti’s instabilit­y a threat to the entire Caribbean region, says Grenadian prime minister
• Black brothers going nuts over coconut

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