Jamaica Gleaner - 2024-03-23

• ‘Irreplacea­ble’
• Lawyer’s absence delays 2022 cocaine case to April 12
• ‘The girls are not doing well’
• Knutsford Express heading east to St Thomas
• ‘Unuh app’ helping to shape teens’ life skills
• Bellas Gate-born centenaria­n powered by ‘good lifestyle practices’
• Effluent clampdown
• SSL matter won’t be rushed, says Llewellyn
• DPP gets retrial in firearms case
• Cadeisha Campbell rises from inner-city barriers to career success
• Dahlia Harris invests in alma mater Friendship Primary
• Put some respect on Diane Abbott’s name
• Jamaican Canadian receives excellence, lifetime achievemen­t awards
• CPFSA credits relationsh­ip with JCF for swift investigat­ions
• What Dr Clarke did not say!
• Uphold democratic principles and ensure citizen safety
• Basil Jarrett hit nail on the head on high school sports
• Police alone can’t solve crime
• Ensure safety and security of university community
• Politics or just politricks
• Thirsty future? Urgent action for Caribbean and Latin America
• Burkina Faso’s security forces killing more civilians
• 40 killed and more than 100 wounded in attack on concert hall
• Kate, Princess of Wales, says she has cancer
• 23 soldiers killed in attack
• Netanyahu rebuffs US plea to halt Rafah offensive
• Girls make history in triple jump open
• JFF hits back after wide-ranging Bailey interview
• Scorpions facing defeat at Sabina Park
• Southgate slams ‘disrespect­ful’ speculatio­n
• Ardent fan McGregor confident KC will lift title
• Hallgrimss­on: Burke was replaced because he was injured
• Jamaica Women on course for regional double
• Robinho starts nine-year prison sentence
• Morales, Gutierrez make Ja debuts on Easter Monday
• Inauspicio­us start for Joseph in RCB loss
• ‘Bring live music back! We need this’

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