Jamaica Gleaner - 2024-02-01

• HOLNESS IN HOT SEAT
• ‘It doesn’t smell good’
• Human capital stakeholde­rs urged to make recruitmen­t ‘more sexy’
• Marine protection brings bigger catches to White River fishers
• JLP confident of Fellowship division victory, replacing councillor who died in 2019
• ‘Your way a di right way’
• What’s really driving our murder rate?
• A war without end
• NHT must explain
• Can Jamaica afford to make Dubai’s mistakes?
• Children cry for love
• India at 75 has defied the critics, says Rungsung
• PAAC votes to require local gov’t ministry to answer Portmore boundary queries
• Osbourne plans to keep Uptimum small, focused
• Wolfe to bolster Wolmer’s Champs push
• Jamaica’s hockey5s save the best for last
• JC elated with return to top of schoolboy basketball
• West Indies hoping Gabba Test euphoria flows into ODIs
• Miracle spell pushes Joseph 42 spots up ICC bowling charts
• Man accused of beheading his father and posting video online
• Imprisoned ex-PM convicted again
• Iran threatens to respond to any US strikes
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• The making of a Grammy Award, its value and other facts
• Grounation returns for Reggae/Black History Month
• Trevor Noah hosts fourth Grammy Awards, balancing humour and nomination
• Taylor Swift, Bad Bunny and others face TikTok removal amid licensing dispute
• Chef Treisha Hall caters with jerk sauce, makes debut in Walmart
• ‘Health toll rising’
• Running out of time
• Scores bid farewell to tourism pioneer Robert Hendricks

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