Jamaica Gleaner - 2024-01-29

• $10-MILLION HEADACHE
• Destiny fulfilled by God’s design
• Constructi­on of Musgrave Market gets under way
• Appeal Court says judge wrong for ordering child back to Ja
• IDT challenge dismissed after ruling it had no jurisdicti­on in CXC dispute
• ‘Samfy-ing’ ourselves
• Recognise cricketing genius of Lawrence Rowe
• Facing the education crisis
• Perilous implicatio­ns of fluidity of personal identity
• Gov’t must respond to crime crisis
• Jamaica Inn wants carbon neutrality by 2026
• Wheatley donates $3m towards St Catherine East Central learning hub
• Farmers aim to put Paris ‘under siege’ in tractor protest
• Most Americans feel they pay too much in taxes
• Masked assailants attack Istanbul Roman Catholic Church, kill one
• UNIA president says US government’s reluctance to exonerate Garvey tied to lawsuit fears
• A new form of therapy
• Tackling hair loss can ‘transform your life’
• Lake Group Fun Day celebrates staff with Full Hundred recognitio­n
• Holmwood’s legacy is still alive, says coach
• Molynes pull clear of bottom two with narrow win
• Tough opening day for Hockey5s team
• Forbes hits top form in 60m at Queen’s meet
• Olivierre was unbelievab­ly good - Graham
• I feel like we have won the series, says Gabba hero Joseph
• Brathwaite slams comments by former Australian fast bowler
• Roman bags six at Caymanas Park
• Al Miller presents message of ‘One Love’ at Reggae Month launch
• Busta Rhymes for Sashi ... 20 years later
• Sean Paul, Masicka, Teejay lead IRAWMA nomination­s
• Lawyer pleads guilty to leaking documents in Fugees rapper’s case
• Work begins on bridge in Seville Heights
• What you should know if you’re about to fly on a Boeing Max 9

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