Jamaica Gleaner - 2023-05-21

• JOAN THOMAS EDWARDS
• Best of Jamaica highlights memorable moments
• Leadership salaries in public service
• Hunker down on Haiti
• So-so ZOSO security measures are not enough
• No squalor for PM/MPs
• Backra massa govament
• CANOC president backs latest charge for Olympic netball
• ‘I’M IN MY OWN LANE’
• Cavalier put one foot in JWPL final with 6-2 Vere thrashing
• Wolmer’s, Excelsior to contest ISSA T20 Super 8 final
• Reigning champs Jamaica open Women’s T20 Blaze with big win
• Penalty shootout success finally for Williams
• Mariappa miss costly as Salford miss out on League Two final
• Blake joins the big boys Lyles, Coleman at Bermuda Grand Prix
• Samuda bats for commercial sport model
• The Biggest Party in Sport and The UWI investment
• Celtics in trouble as Heat bring 2-0 lead to Miami
• Runaway Algo destroys Seeking My Dream field
• Intercol stars throw hats into World Champs ring
• Caribbean anti-doping focuses on compliance, education, testing
• Man City’s treble bid up and running after EPL title
• Bravo returns to TKR after Patriots stint
• Tech, digital push driving remittance­s to new normal
• BUSINESS EVENTS
• BPO jobs grow beyond 60,000
• How to pitch a 200% salary increase to your boss
• What executors do
• Bridging the AI regulation gap
• Oil drilling project near mouth of Amazon River rejected by Brazil’s environmen­tal regulator
• Creator of ‘The Social House’ calls for more investment in local production­s
• JAFTA President Saeed Thomas talks collaborat­ive film-making and paying it forward
• Pioneer Joe Higgs the ‘Steppin’ Razor’
• In Cannes, Harrison Ford bids adieu to Indiana Jones
• Salman Rushdie honoured at PEN America gala, first in-person appearance since stabbing
• Digicel Business drums up support for An Evening with Michael Bolton
• Sandals Dunn’s River – A celebratio­n of legacy and luxury
• Norbrook Estate home boasts hand-crafted details, unparallel­ed views
• STANDARD TWO-IN-ONE
• TREMAINE HEMANS makes a difference in US immigratio­n law
• LGBTQ+ subject a gas lighter for the Jamaican Church
• The secret to commanding great blessings
• The wrong majority
• The one-world government heresy
• Crushing the dragon and witches attacking the nation
• A House on a Hill
• STEM is vehicle for future not a destinatio­n
• Jamaica republic should be for the public
• Big pay increase – accountabi­lity next?
• Fierce urgency to tackle the NCDs problem
• Notable Manning’s Alumni
• Lester “Ska” Sterling ascends to celestial realm
• Women in Art explores intricacie­s of female form
• Way to worry-free life
• Advocating for performanc­e-based pay for Jamaican politician­s
• Road safety must be part of wider plan to improve and sustain national developmen­t
• Religions revere motherhood in sometimes unexpected ways

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