Jamaica Gleaner - 2024-03-16

• ‘FAILED’ CENSUS
• Public education needed before corporal punishment ban, says Gordon Harrison
• UTech strike looms
• We cannot ask persons to violate their religious beliefs – Pitkin
• DSM talks to address safeguardi­ng vulnerable ecosystems
• Stakeholde­rs welcome $2.7bn investment in Westmorela­nd police headquarte­rs
• Holness urges J’cans to embrace NIDS
• Woman sentenced to 6-1/2 years in Reggae Girl murder case
• Sagicor Group’s Christophe­r Zacca to receive 2024 AFJ Award
• The art of being Christian and antiChrist
• Memorial space to New Cross fire victims unveiled
• Parents, community hold candleligh­t vigil for Toronto schoolteac­her
• Funding education
• CARICOM needs a unified refugee stance
• Haiti deserves Jamaica’s unwavering support
• Honour legacy of David Reid, and others like him
• Navigating AI usage and academic dishonesty
• Now I know my ABC ...
• Republican lawmakers holding up funding for Haiti
• Military leaders told police Bolsonaro plotted to remain in power despite election defeat
• Bermuda exploring new permanent residency status
• Newspaper peeved at non-response by Facebook after it is hacked
• DPP defends deportatio­n of US missionary and family
• First ship to use new sea route approaches Gaza with 200 tons of aid
• Biden backs Schumer after senator calls for new elections in Israel
• Pope acknowledg­es criticism and health issues but says in his new memoir he has no plans to retire
• Scorpions seeking 234 to defeat WI Academy
• WIP, Chukka face off in deLisser Cup polo final today
• Real Madrid, Man City clash in CL last eight
• Bailey still slamming in goals for Villa
• Former Reno midfielder Pringle dies in US
• Immaculate’s small team ready to challenge Corporate Area rivals
• Matthews fails with bat as Mumbai miss out on final
• ‘3rd Street’ a laugh-a-minute fest
• Asafa Powell to receive Superstar Award
• Wendy Williams’ guardian ‘horrified’ by documentar­y
• Westmorela­nd mayor appeals for peace
• Trelawny man sentenced for 51 years for murdering child
• 65 years of Commonweal­th Scholarshi­ps
• Jamaica Technology & Digital Alliance elects new executive team
• Make excellence your hallmark, Troupe charges JN Life
• Eradicatin­g street vending in Lucea the first priority of HMC
• Forty CSOs benefit from CVSS’ grant proposal-writing workshops
• Councillor­s irked by PS’ request for list of roads for SPARK programme
• Courts Optical readies 5th Brighter Views initiative
• Dr Steven Kerr to deliver Glen Owen Memorial Lecture

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