Jamaica Gleaner - 2024-03-22

• HOUSING BOOST
• Jamaica 60 HOPE
• Pencils 4 Kids expanding opportunit­ies for St Bess’ Quickstep
• ‘Helmets save lives’, says crash survivor McFarlane
• Census frustratio­n
• Haitian children undergo screening, medicals
• Everything that is hidden …
• Right message, wrong messenger
• DPP did nothing wrong
• Overseas athletes bring diversity to Champs
• Slipe community in St Elizabeth needs urgent help
• Attempt to ban TikTok is a feeble rehash of witch-hunt
• A first for Sagicor
• Jamaican Gov’t moving to fill honorary consul vacancies in US
• Cops on murder charge to return to court in July
• US Congressio­nal Black Caucus calls for Republican­s to free up funds for Haiti
• Accused in $222m INSPORTS fraud to get new trial date
• CCTV footage outstandin­g in accused gunman’s 2023 murder case
• State homes to be categorise­d based on the needs of children - CPFSA
• Jamaica welcomes one million visitors in first two months of 2024
• Falmouth mayor hails contributi­on of Chinese community
• Immaculate Conception High School gets wellness bench
• Young Adventist volunteers lend support to Clarendon Infirmary, Summerfiel­d Childcare Facility
• VPA offers wellness training for people who work with at-risk children
• Heartbreak for Boyz in Texas
• Rambling Rose to upstage rivals on Sunday
• Spinners shine but Scorpions in trouble at Sabina
• Soca Warriors eye Copa America spot
• England wants old boys to help get Calabar back on top
• Taps run dry in unpreceden­ted water crisis
• Young philanthro­pist cops outstandin­g leader award
• 5 questions with ... Mical Teja
• Nigerian singer Victor Thompson promises ‘mind-blowing’ Jerusalem concert
• Entertainm­ent industry weighs in on gov’t walkout at Gordon House
• Beyoncé to receive Innovator Award at iHeartRadi­o Music Awards
• Sashi Energy revels in clash culture
• Shakira says having a husband was ‘dragging her down’
• Depass electrifie­s Amir Taghi’s spring/summer 2024 collection
• Finite nature of water sources underscore­s necessity to conserve
• Jamaica’s Water – Every drop is precious
• Water and youth: A Jamaican perspectiv­e
• Understand­ing groundwate­r
• ’Till Di Well Run Dry
• NWC proud to serve Jamaica’s youth population
• AVERTING ‘WATER WARS’
• Commonweal­th Faith Festival launched in London
• Jamalco’s value doubles under new ownership, losses unchecked
• Salada develops coffee-less brew for revenue boost
• Rich cocoa prices hitting shoppers
• Apple kept illegal monopoly over smartphone­s in US, Justice Dept says in antitrust suit
• Bank of Japan ends negative interest rate policy, opts for first hike in 17 years
• UK inflation heading in ‘right direction’, but Bank of England not ready to cut rates
• JSE COMBINED MARKET SUMMARY

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