Jamaica Gleaner - 2024-04-12

• Tainos want ‘indigenous’ status legitimise­d
• Gov’t pledges $90m for agri relief efforts amid drought
• Labelling of authorised water trucks rejected
• Jolyan Silvera remanded, bail applicatio­n delayed
• Trying to build the Kingdom
• Is naming and shaming enough?
• Go to court on AG opinion
• The plight and flight of teachers
• Appropriat­ions Act error and Finance Minister’s oversight
• Inclusive and transparen­t governance for forest management
• Major changes coming for Hanover agri show
• Jamaica Health and Lifestyle Survey III deposited at National Library
• Do not be that lonely victim of abuse, violence - Chuck
• Real estate tycoon sentenced to death in largest-ever fraud case
• Parliament passes controvers­ial law to boost much-needed conscripts
• Court to hear case over forced gynaecolog­ical exams at Qatar airport
• Professor Colin Gyles appointed president of UCC
• Scorpions on the ropes at Sabina Park
• Headley Cup final set for thrilling finish
• DaCosta holds key to Sunday’s Prince Consort Stakes
• GAPS programme for para athletes launched at UWI
• Canoe Valley is an ecological treasure
• 5 questions with ... TobyMac
• Love and Harmony Cruise to set sail this weekend
• ‘Bus Big’ presents a realistic, energetic dancehall musical of inner-city life
• Iyata’s Organics hoping to bring Bath beyond borders
• Burberry bets on Jamaica
• Brainobrai­n Kids Academy graduates first batch of math champs
• Security ministry donates musical instrument­s to Kingston High School
• Teacher crafts free floral arrangemen­t classes to empower St Mary women
• US-based radio stations promote Destinatio­n Jamaica
• STEPS TO TAKE WHEN APPLYING FOR EXPUNGEMEN­T
• Purity product mix to undergo changes
• Orderly exit as Nam moves on from Eppley
• New York to probe sputtering legal marijuana programme
• How Guyana became Latin America’s leading developmen­t lab
• As central banks wrestle with when to cut rates, ECB signals it’s ready to move
• Cement damaging for climate, but clean solution is opening in California
• The future of work in the AI era
• JSE COMBINED MARKET SUMMARY
• Hers was a Life fully lived!
• A CONFIDANTE, SOURCE OF WISDOM, PILLAR OF STRENGTH
• An extraordin­ary woman
• THE UWI COMMUNITY mourns Marcia
• A COMMUNITY UNITED IN MOURNING AND REMEMBRANC­E
• FOND FAREWELLS AND HEARTFELT MEMORIES

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