Jamaica Gleaner - 2024-03-03

• THE CHOICE OF PNP SUPPORTERS IN NORTH TRELAWNY
• Former Jerky’s manager awarded $5 million for ‘unjustifia­ble’ dismissal
• Eight years, not even a dime
• Close indeed, who won the local government elections?
• Time to clean house
• Bob Marley’s cry for unity falling on deaf ears
• The winner is … the People’s National Labour Party
• Why I was not able to vote
• HEART OF BRONZE
• Hydel’s Fletcher the pick of Carifta second day
• Bazball, the phenomenon of being in the zone, and mind power
• Waterhouse wary of ‘top team’ Mt Pleasant
• Crosby’s hat trick leads Real MoBay demolition
• Bronze-coloured amends for Carey
• Goule still hungry after World Indoor failure
• Boyz confident ahead of second friendly
• Ellis fires early warning shots
• Fitzgerald impact at Cooreville nearly immediate
• Stafanie Taylor sets sight on getting back to best
• Yellowston­e eases to Anniversar­y Trophy
• MoBay ready to host Caribbean Cup, PDC darts
• FIFA scraps plan for blue cards
• Verstappen shakes off Red Bull controvers­y to land opening Grand Prix
• Freedom reigns at the PWD Annual All Species Fishing Tournament
• Record profit for New Fortress
• BUSINESS EVENTS
• One Tech Tip: Don’t use rice for your device
• Sagicor Group scores $14b profit
• The enticement of the Tourism Workers Pension Scheme
• Three hidden reasons to think long term
• The algorithm and its discontent­s
• Elon Musk sues OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, claiming betrayal of its goal to benefit humanity
• Humanoid robot-maker Figure partners with OpenAI, gets backing from Jeff Bezos and tech giants
• Activists urge Nigeria to delay Shell’s US$2.4 billion sale of assets in deeply polluted Niger Delta
• Brazil’s finance minister proposes global tax on the superrich at G20 meeting in São Paulo
• Romain launches ‘The Gentle Man’
• STANDARD TWO-IN-ONE CRYPTIC PUZZLE
• Belmont cottage a ‘feast for the senses’
• From Jamaica to the Moon
• Chevrolet 2024 Colorado vs Toyota Tacoma
• AI can create more targeted public health campaigns
• Surge in norovirus illnesses, says CDC
• What would happen without a Leap Day?
• True cost of food is far higher than what consumers spend
• Standing with Haitian refugees
• Let’s talk obesity and need for healthy school food environmen­ts
• Africa in an evolving global order
• It isn’t apathy, it’s a modern day slave revolt
• The Holness magic may have fizzled out
• Lantern festival – celebratio­n of new beginnings
• Tears: symbol of a strong and alive heart
• Synagogue in downtown Kingston: Jamaica’s Jewish legacy
• Nightmare 2030
• LGBTQ and the Church
• Why eat at the temple of the Lord and at the temple of idols?
• The early evolution of the Baptist Church in Jamaica
• This wall must fall! – Part 2
• We need one another
• Jesus Christ is Lord

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