Jamaica Gleaner - 2024-03-01

• Warmington’s legacy of controvers­y
• Russian charged in deadly Palisadoes crash gets permission to leave island
• Kicking ‘bad pickneys’ out of school enables harmful cycle, says Bluedot research founder
• Call for stronger law to end history of abuse in Rio Cobre
• Witness claims knowledge of accused, defence disputes
• Don’t speak to anyone about ‘Beachy Stout’ case, judge reminds jurors
• Artificial intelligen­ce and its ethical usage
• Money can’t buy love
• Unfit for office
• Voter apathy is dishearten­ing
• Readers’ reactions
• Expelled CMU student gets his day in court
• St James SSP projects another year for new Granville police station
• Local players ready to perform in national colours
• Austin relishing coaching opportunit­y with U20s
• 23 Jamaicans going for glory in Glasgow
• Terrelonge, Dunkley to take 100m titles at Carifta Trials
• Pogba calls verdict ‘incorrect’ after four-year ban
• Visa requiremen­t reimposed on Mexicans
• Former career US diplomat admits secretly spying for Cuban intelligen­ce for decades
• Bishop rebukes priests who joked about wishing Pope goes to heaven soon
• Haitian PM in Kenya to try to salvage country’s deployment of police
• Royal Blu x Runkus
• Dahlia Harris thrills with ‘Markie G’ and ‘Bro Gad’ TikTok skit
• Mutabaruka is ‘The Verbal Swordsman’
• UCC celebrates Jamaica Day
• Real estate gains fizzle at Barita
• Caribbean Cement banking on mega projects to sustain momentum
• Salada touting exports, innovation to boost top line
• FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried’s lawyer asks judge to reject 100-year recommende­d prison sentence
• Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge showing signs of still-elevated prices
• Browne expects LIAT to fly again in two months
• Biden administra­tion to investigat­e Chinese-made ‘smart cars’
• Sharing the tech wealth
• JSE COMBINED MARKET SUMMARY

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