Jamaica Gleaner - 2024-02-09

• ON YOUR MARKS
• Silvera ‘anxious to be vindicated’
• Sidelined Purcell feels wronged by PNP, anticipati­ng sixth term
• O’Connor confident of re-election in Crofts Hill
• PNP’s Knight wants to turn tables on McDonald after one-vote defeat in Toll Gate
• ‘We never feared any election’
• Golding: It’s a preliminar­y general election
• Sixty-three members, but only two voices
• Punish them at the polls
• Ramp up restorativ­e justice
• The global circus called politics
• Readers’ reactions
• Tone-deaf, ill-timed amendment to Political Ombudsman Act
• ‘We a go wash out di green and leave them pale’
• Independen­ts flood St Catherine North Eastern
• Caught by surprise in Hanover Eastern nomination exercise
• Dalrymple-Philibert confident in JLP councillor-candidates for Trelawny Southern
• Yoruba priestess for Black History Month showcase and brunch
• Restorativ­e justice brings father and son together
• All informers are heroes – Chuck
• Parents urged to monitor their children’s Internet use
• ‘Compound’ to host JPL matches next season
• Watson to open 2024 season at Camperdown Classics
• Excelsior eye positive start to defence of schoolgirl­s’ football title
• JOA issues call for Equipment Grant Fund applicatio­ns
• Henry: I am committed
• McConnell signs with Acciona/Sainz Team for 2024 Extreme E Season
• Newcastle’s slide gives club’s bosses a tough decision
• Jamaica to host regional U19 volleyball tournament
• Barbados Rally champion Bourne dies
• Paris Olympics medals made with pieces of the Eiffel Tower
• The Chiefs, 49ers to provide heavy dose of excitement in Super Bowl
• UTech, Jamaica Mustard Seed Communitie­s Centre celebrates 25th anniversar­y
• JESSE ROYAL
• Grounation explores reform, republic, music and monarchy
• ‘Bob Marley: One Love’ – a film fit for a legend
• ‘Mean Girls’ (2024) - Renee Rapp dominates musical remake
• Ras-I calls for enjoyment in reggae music again
• Chad Hammond wins Red Stripe Special Edition Label Competitio­n
• Springtime brings high-profile assignment­s for SAINT Internatio­nal trio
• Opposition says it will consider changes to the oath of allegiance
• VM boss urges community action to drive national change
• Local agency urges compliance with ionising radiation safety standards
• Welcome the Year of the Wooden Dragon
• 10 facts about Chinese New Year 2024
• Dos and don’ts for a prosperous Chinese New Year
• Year of the Dragon: What does 2024 have in store for each sign?
• 2024 COLOUR OF THE YEAR
• Voters brave cold weather, violence to elect new gov’t
• PM urges calm as violent protests seek his ouster
• Police investigat­e former president’s allies over alleged coup attempt
• Jamaica needs deeper understand­ing of economy – PIOJ
• Express bond to fund growth
• InterCarib­bean Airways makes inaugural flight from Ja to Barbados
• Edmunds: How to get the most money for your trade-in vehicle
• Google’s Gemini AI app to land on phones
• China names a new stock regulator, reports new developer financing
• Germany’s Scholz heads to Washington
• US applicatio­ns for unemployme­nt benefits fall again
• JPS’s former head joins US energy firm
• Grenada gov’t raises millions on regional securities market

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