Jamaica Gleaner - 2024-02-08

• PORTMORE PROMISES
• Local gov’t polls a referendum on Holness admin, says Anderson
• Global plea to fund One Tab In Schools
• MoBay welcomes Hotel 39
• ‘Vexed votes’ to provide route for PNP victory in St Thomas
• Accused killer characteri­sed as ‘peaceful, jovial person’
• The cricket world owes West Indies
• If you don’t know your past, you won’t know your future
• ECJ blunders
• Enhancing climate resilience: protecting Jamaica’s coastal areas
• Depolitici­se colours for the sake of unity, peace
• CIBC rebranded in a ‘vastly improved’ Jamaica
• Middle East conflict affecting key energy lifeline for Europe
• Specialist shortage!
• Yona books ticket to Paris Olympics
• First-day sucker punch for Scorpions
• Chung confident JFF in the right ahead of court case against BSJ
• Divine interventi­on?
• Bombings at political offices kill at least 30 a day before parliament­ary elections
• Netanyahu rejects Hamas’ demands
• Farmers, residents urged to support Hague 2024
• Three-time winner hopes to repeat at Hague 2024
• Return on investment of preventive medicine in the workplace
• It’s juicy, tangy and Jamaican
• Ziggy Marley talks about that ‘slap’ in Bob Marley: One Love
• Janga’s transforms into mini Dom Rep for Super Heavy Wednesdays
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• Regional entity eyes resilience in Trinidad & Tobago
• EFJ moves to support technology in forest education
• Grant-making entity gets stakeholde­r approval for tech-forestry initiative
• CHURCH HISTORY
• Outreach Ministry
• Opposition legislator urges nationals to leave Haiti as quickly as possible
• Former president vows to run for office despite recent money-laundering conviction
• Land swap deal to build school finalised despite concerns over historic cay

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