Jamaica Gleaner - 2023-02-04

• ‘Di pickney dem nah learn’
• ANOTHER MASSIVE MOBAY GUN FIND
• Gov’t gets ultimatum from firefighte­rs
• Charles responds to Opposition’s criticism of budget cut to farmers’ programme
• JPS Foundation commits to replenishi­ng mangroves at Palisadoes
• Clergyman urges greater advocacy from service clubs for child protection
• Teacher reconsider­s leaving vocation after recognitio­n from Lasco, ministry
• OCA rep: Child sexualisat­ion begins in the community
• Beachy Stout’s son could face 20-year sentence for slaying wife
• DPP urges investigat­ors to close loopholes in fraud probes
• Rose Town Foundation continues to pursue sustainabl­e developmen­t
• Actor-turn-director Marcel Stewart to explore C’bean mythology in new series
• Make driver education a priority
• Fix chaotic public transporta­tion system first
• Celebrate black history all year long
• UC Rusal needs to take urgent action to save cattle
• Democracy in ‘the Americas’ in decline
• Getting your words worth
• Fraudsters shameless in their actions – Pastor Glazeter Leslie
• Rotarians honour Westmorela­nd’s unsung heroes
• Digicel Foundation outfits Old Harbour Primary with new ICT room, devices
• Mansingh continues to impress
• Jackson to focus on ‘executing a good 60m’
• Nkrumie makes season’s debut at Youngster Goldsmith
• Guyana’s Booker ambitious and fast
• JCF encouraged with in-person competitio­n return at Mona Prep Chess tourney
• Young Boyz face Trinidad in Concacaf Under 17 warm-up
• Echoes of boycott era as Ukraine vs IOC intensifie­s
• ‘Little Tiger’ aiming to create own pathway
• WI seek redemption against Zimbabwe
• Greenwood’s future remains uncertain
• Kyrgios pleads guilty to assault
• Exeter suspend top scorer Brown over ‘disciplina­ry matter’
• Russell unable to prevent eighth defeat for Knight Riders
• World War II veteran lauded on 100th birthday

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