Jamaica Gleaner - 2024-02-28

• HEAT ON EOJ
• Residents express hope in young brigade
• Transport Authority ramps up electronic surveillan­ce
• How the west was won (and lost)
• Gov’t ministers’ visits made no difference
• Women looking to make a difference at WMC
• Thomas: I want to build a model municipali­ty
• Witness admits failure in identifyin­g alleged shooter in Collymore trial
• Mother seeks help for daughter
• The IMF debt crisis and voter apathy: Is it a demand for change?
• The CELAC Summit in St Vincent and the Grenadines
• Multiple victories
• Root causes of voter apathy
• Let’s talk about dementia
• UWI lecturer calls for swift detection of waterway pollution
• Seoul gives young doctors four days to end walkouts, threatens suspended licences, prosecutio­ns
• Union workers launch new nationwide strike over decades-high inflation
• President slams YouTube for taking down his video that shared a journalist’s phone number
• Parents urged to consider child diversion for children in conflict with the law
• NRSC gets funding for speed monitoring devices, breathalys­ers for JCF
• ‘IT WAS JUST THOSE TWO MISTAKES’
• New PFJL under-17 competitio­n all about developmen­t
• Cavalier looking for some luck – Speid
• ‘This is what we all wanted to see’
• Hutchinson hails coaches, teammates for prolific form
• Smythe happy with coaching direction
• Coach says Calabar Lions will roar again
• Under-20 100m set to light up Carifta trials
• Find your credit union family
• Jamaica leads revenue growth for Playa Hotels, hauls in $34b
• Retired teacher, marine biologist win appeal to protect Barbuda land
• JWN rum sales growth falters in 2023
• Fesco pushes on with new station as FesGas promotion dampens Q3
• IDB to back EV rental business in Trinidad
• Rethinking inequality in Latin America
• Boeing safety culture falls short despite company’s efforts to fix it, according to experts
• Yellen urges world leaders to ‘unlock’ frozen Russian central bank assets and send to Ukraine
• IMF forecasts 3.5% growth for Belize
• Global economy weighed down by war, uncertaint­y and instabilit­y, trade chief warns
• What recession? Profession­al forecaster­s raise expectatio­ns for US economy in 2024
• Amazon joins other blue-chip companies on the Dow index
• Medical breakthrou­gh for mental disorder sufferers
• Colorectal cancer awareness
• New treatment available for rheumatic heart disease
• 39 public health officers receive UTech profession­al certificat­ion
• Naomi Cowan talks acting and authentici­ty
• Godson, old friend convicted of killing Run-DMC’s Jam Master Jay
• Jo-Hanna Taylor guides others to manage stress and prioritise wellness

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