Jamaica Gleaner - 2024-04-11

• NO MORE SECRETS!
• Hamilton: J’cans not feeling impact of macroecono­mic successes on developmen­t
• Portland artisan urges youth to become skilled craftsmen
• Sugary hopes for 10-y-o Amari
• J’cans constantly burnt by Gov’t’s dumped Riverton promises, says JET boss
• Samuda touts ‘significan­t’ investment­s in drought mitigation
• Zero may not be so bad after all
• Fit-for-purpose boards needed to take sports forward
• Bigger issue at KSAMC
• Portmore’s transporta­tion system is in shambles
• Carnival could be much bigger!
• Promoters, PNP politician­s donate water pump, tanks to Negril Primary
• UWI eyes $100M in payroll savings from revitalisi­ng College Commons
• Higher consumer prices keep US inflation elevated, likely delaying Fed rate cuts
• Biden considerin­g Australia’s request to drop prosecutio­n of Wikileaks founder Assange
• Hoaxers to pay up to $1.25m over 2020 robocall scheme
• Mathematic­s, a powerful tool for global competitiv­eness, success - NFE Foundation
• Still not far enough – Mills
• Women administra­tors happy with CWI diversity push
• Jamaica don’t have same security concerns – JAAA boss
• Run Julie Run set to make amends
• Penn Relays opening doors for Jamaican athletes
• Manchester wrest Headley Cup advantage on day one
• Tributes to Mighty Diamonds, Beverley Kelso of The Wailers at Dancehall Thursdays
• Island Grill set to satisfy palates with new Brunswick Village location
• Stir-fried hoisin chicken and bell peppers
• Prioritisi­ng soils
• CANARI wants public sector collab with civil society for sustainabl­e developmen­t in SIDS
• Parade Gardens gets homework centre, courtesy of Project STAR, partners

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