Jamaica Gleaner - 2024-01-21

• Sacrificia­l lamb?
• NHT remains mum on settlement with developer in $2.5b contract dispute
• Spurning people’s interests: a rebellion?
• Scrutinisi­ng contract work
• Wa mek Two Sisters Caves lock down?
• Insight, incite, in spite and interdict
• My plea to mainstream media
• Table tennis discontent persists
• Blake elated over sixth RJRGLEANER award
• Misir wants to inspire next wave of female drivers
• Pinnock lights up closing stages of OnDiRun
• Portmore, Mt Pleasant gunning for top spot
• Llori Sharpe expects smooth Europe to US transition
• Olympic board appointmen­t could be fillip for volleyball – JAVA boss
• Flybuejet, Funcaandun make mockery of opposition
• Musson to cement control of Seprod through $1b takeover offer
• BUSINESS EVENTS
• Jamaicans pour billions more into bank, credit union savings in 2023
• Private equity takeover of Digicel by month’s end
• Sygnus Credit yet to value new acquisitio­n Acrecent
• Technocrat­s far behind on risk-management homework
• Financial security for the self-employed in retirement
• How to be productive­ly ambitious
• Panama Canal traffic cut by more than a third because of drought
• Apple opens access to pay tech
• Hector Lewis talks playing Carly Barrett in ‘Bob Marley: One Love’
• STANDARD TWO-IN-ONE CRYPTIC PUZZLE
• Magnificen­t Tamarind Hill estate has royal roots
• Lifestyle Round-up
• Revivalism: A misunderst­ood folk religion – Part 3
• The right position
• Fiducia Supplicans – an act of grace
• Midnight prayer a powerful spiritual tool – Part 2
• Gospel artiste Prodigal Son to release tell-all book about his life
• Explore effective alternativ­es to address crimes committed by children
• Lost years of Jamaica’s foreign economic and trade policy
• Rekindling UWI Mona
• Which party is outplaying the other
• Preserving democracy, rights and freedoms
• Come together to COMBAT CLIMATE CHANGE
• Do you make HABITS or do habits make you?
• Lime Cay – a canvas for adventure

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