Jamaica Gleaner - 2023-05-30

• BOLT’S ATTORNEYS SEEK COURT ORDER
• Johnson Smith wants court to dump Rattigan lawsuit
• Grant: Compensati­on restructur­ing could spur exodus of talent from exec agencies
• From tragedy to triumph
• 23-y-o Jamaican cops finance job at Johnson & Johnson
• Meade’s role does not totally overlap with Cabinet secretary – JCTU
• Union rep wants NHT job evaluation issue remedied swiftly
• Sabotaging of our education system (and our country)
• Simply the best
• The CASE for agricultur­e
• Why school graduation ceremonies cost an arm and a leg?
• It may just have been buffoonery
• Lascelles Chin stood tall as entreprene­urial giant
• Credit key to accelerati­ng business growth
• Infinity IMC encourages businesses to take visibility regionwide
• JMMB Group ranked among great places to work in Dominican Republic, Caribbean
• New agri minister looking to boost, expand local mining industry
• Praedial larceny talks to be held this week, says Green
• Jamaica, Georgia Aquarium sign MOU on blue economy’ opportunit­ies
• Massive hotel investment­s slated for greater Falmouth area
• Buff Bay senior citizens’ recreation­al centre under repair
• Young Girlz seek face-saving win in final game
• Injury-hit Cavalier clip Harbour View
• BLAKE’S 9.8 A PART OF THE PLAN – LITTLE
• FIFA launches Football for Schools Caribbean Workshop in MoBay
• JGA’s bid to qualify for three consecutiv­e Olympics suffers massive blow
• Coach Robinson hails Ja’s discus progress
• Former Reggae Boy completes Wednesday’s journey back to Championsh­ip
• Pregnancy and sports a challengin­g combinatio­n for female pro athletes
• Triumph over injuries equals big throws for Thomas-Dodd
• Pinnock signs new Brentford deal
• President signs new anti-gay law with death penalty in some cases
• UN agencies warn of starvation risk in Sudan, Haiti, Burkina Faso and Mali
• South America’s presidents gather for first regional summit in nine years
• Stormzy talks finding peace as he approaches 30
• 690 schools projected to have Internet access by the end of 2023/24
• ‘Queen Nanny’ premieres on American TV
• Vivion Scully is new CEO of Agro-Investment Corporatio­n
• First primary school police youth club launched in challenged Manchester community
• JN Group transforms Jamaica Combined Cadet Force resource centre
• Sustainabl­e management of our blue assets is important - Samuda
• SAJ hosts successful Data Protection Act seminar as implementa­tion date looms
• Which programme is best for people over 40?
• Obtaining a British passport for an adopted or fostered child
• Unnecessar­ily separated for 12 years

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