Jamaica Gleaner - 2024-02-10

• CRASH TERROR
• Discarded ex-JLP councillor loses court battle
• PNP, JLP boot 11 nominated to challenge party picks
• Holness castigates civil society groups amid ECJ-ombudsman controvers­y
• Stage set for political debates
• IC urges ministry, CMU review after state vehicles vanish
• Bunting says ECJ is destined to fail in political ombudsman role
• Vision board workshop inspires high school students in Montego Bay
• Lead-up fundraisin­g events spark excitement for upcoming Sagicor Sigma Run
• Who and what is black Britain voting for?
• Veteran musician honoured for outstandin­g contributi­on
• David ‘Wagga’ Hunt Foundation to disburse $3.6m to scholarshi­p recipients
• Lessons from St Thomas
• Anti-gender movement not misinforme­d
• Alan Magnus displayed self-discipline in fine style
• Fix education bottom up, not top down
• Britain should pay reparation­s
• Russia-Ukraine and Israel-Palestine conflicts should not be chess pieces
• A daze of days
• Both JLP, PNP confident of victory in St Ann
• Sports betting companies prepare to cash in on Super Bowl
• Scorpions crushed by nine wickets at Sabina Park
• It’s not over
• Holmwood, Excelsior record big wins in schoolgirl­s’ football
• Anger over Messi’s absence in Hong Kong game spreads
• Swimmers bow into action at World Aquatics Champs tomorrow
• Top stars still missing from Reggae Girlz squad
• Goldson, Cole, Daley in Western Relays sprint spotlight
• Edwin Allen set to shine in relays
• King, Charles fireworks fall short as WI taste defeat
• Tread carefully in Ash Wednesday feature
• Kabaka Pyramid says reggae music needs a party culture
• Apple Music builds buzz for Usher’s Super Bowl half-time performanc­e
• Sagicor Group breaks ground for eco-friendly community hub in St Catherine
• UGLI is a registered trademark

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