Jamaica Gleaner - 2023-01-25

• Culture of contagion at hospital nurseries
• Bipartisan backing for 45-year minimum murder sentence
• Hayles says he’s ‘vindicated’
• How a Manchester basic school clings to survival
• Dick denies woman who confessed fraud linked to SSL
• Publish full report to avoid suspicion, Guy tells Tufton
• PAHO RECOMMENDA­TIONS
• Importance of reliable and trustworth­y financial and digital services
• The wicked scamming of Usain Bolt: Will good triumph over evil?
• Cricket report misses key point
• Broken window: ZOSO and the Road Traffic Act
• No regard for Bull Bay residents
• High level of school dropouts, teen pregnancie­s cause for concern
• Judge hints that some testimony about gang-linked soldier credible
• Herbert Morrison alumni chapter denies bankrupted by donation
• Special police task force deployed in Manchester
• JFF slams ‘UNCONSTITU­TIONAL’ KSAFA
• Mcconnell gets comfortabl­e on ice tracks
• Big 2023 with Paris just over the horizon
• Knibbs happy with LAAC, turns attention to nationals
• Russia meets UEFA looking for path back into world sports
• Oregon bill gets tough on kangaroo leather
• Hill hoping to spring surprise in first pro season
• Fast-bowling teacher plans to shake up the region
• Brathwaite, Hope, Joseph picked in ICC teams of the year
• Coaches not completely happy with new Penn’s schedule
• BOJ to take over FSC’S job
• Leaders welcome Clarke’s reform plans after SSL fallout
• FSC reports $55b dip in client funds at securities firms
• Portland loans US$1.7M to support listing of e-grocer on Nasdaq
• The ‘people person’ HR fallacy permeating family businesses
• Federal Reserve and the markets in stand-off on rate hikes
• Start a NEIGHBOURH­OOD WATCH
• STRESS AND THE GUT-BRAIN CONNECTION
• Manage stress, decrease symptoms affecting the digestive system
• Heart Smart Centre marks Wear Red Day with free heart health screening for women
• J’can home could be on the horizon for Stonebwoy
• TOP 6 moments at Rebel Salute
• Felicia Wong finds her Fform
• Rights groups dismayed at lack of criticism for abuses
• UWI Solutions for Developing Countries: Restoring mangroves in Clarendon - A new approach.
• THE SOLUTION:

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