Jamaica Gleaner - 2024-01-22

• Police Fed wants Commish, ministry officials ‘committed to prison’
• POISONOUS AIR AT CUSTOMS
• Methodist preacher prays for Jamaica to stand firm on buggery, abortion
• ‘It was a really bad day for me’
• Tertiary educators to show solidarity with UWI colleagues demanding pay hike
• Where is the good purpose?
• Voices and concerns of the Global South
• Funding students’ loans
• Take firm action against lottery scammers and cybercrime criminals
• Begin with mind of the students to improve education
• Unsanitary spaces impeding Jamaica’s progress
• Deputy mayor leads Portmore parish referendum call after Gov’t change to timeline
• ‘She made it OK to dream’
• Two new houses handed over to indigent residents in Hanover community
• Robotics prepares Jamaica’s children for the future, says Gore Foundation
• Troupe charges students to embrace educationa­l investment, strive for excellence
• More improvemen­ts being made at Hanover Infirmary
• Programme for improving fruit and vegetable markets coming next Budget
• 100 NCU nursing students applaud AdventHeal­th for laptops, oximeter gifts
• MDS teams with pharmacist­s group for continuing education seminar
• Hockey5s World Cup squad departs today
• Bernard rues missed chances in 0-0 draw
• Campbell, Bramwell shine at McKenley-Wint Classics
• Clarke sets sights on podium finish at Paris Games
• SprinTec 4x100m sizzles at Central Hurdles and Relays
• Grave: ‘Balance and compromise’ needed to solve franchise dilemma
• Sheldon Shepherd expects to miss ‘Bob Marley’ premiere; awaits birth of son
• JMMB Group hosts virtual financial empowermen­t series
• Gov’t partners with Food for the Poor to build social houses
• A century after Lenin’s death, USSR’s founder seems to be an afterthoug­ht
• Death toll in Gaza surpasses 25,000 with no end in sight to the war
• Brutally cold weather sweeps across the country

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