Jamaica Gleaner - 2024-04-13

• BLAME GAME
• BARBARIC SLAUGHTERI­NG
• Century palms in bloom at Hope Gardens
• UTech leadership vows student-centric changes, prioritisi­ng quality education
• Opposition senators slams Gov’t over error in Appropriat­ion Act
• NWA assures business community of adequate flood-mitigation plans in Grange Lane expansion
• Additional charge for Collymore, alleged accomplice­s
• Shineka Gray’s family relieved after sentencing of teen’s killer
• Street Xtream revs up community spirit with football tournament
• JWN Foundation triples efforts to fight period poverty
• Fate of NAJASO hangs in the balance
• Plans on to improve services to farm workers
• Pollution alert!
• West needs to stop hypocrisy over Palestine
• Heat island effect is a troubling phenomenon
• Road accidents hitting the roof
• A hole day’s night
• Embassy raid sparks outcry: Urgent healing action needed
• Consumers still sceptical about addressing poor-quality rice
• Chang: Granville Police Station’s constructi­on to start before end of financial year
• Trump pushes Arizona lawmakers to ‘remedy’ state abortion ruling that he says ‘went too far’
• Parliament votes to make it easier for people to legally change name, gender
• ‘HELP’ sign on beach points rescuers to men stuck nine days on remote Pacific atoll
• Sean Paul, Kes come together for T20 World Cup anthem
• Mayor Vernon: Track and field will return to MoBay Sports Complex soon
• It’s no surprise, says JAAA president on junior athletics dominance
• Scorpions face uphill task
• Local referee instructor hails recent FIFA seminar in St James
• We stuck to our task and stayed focused – coach Barnes
• Supreme Ventures reaffirmed as sponsors for netball leagues
• Local schools set to dominate boys’ 4x100m at Penns
• Tarrus Riley ready to ‘play some nice music’ on Love and Harmony Cruise
• Brunch and Soca event prepared to make debut in Dubai
• Judge dismisses lawsuit against rapper Drake over Astroworld tragedy
• Onya Tinglin explores her way to a new travel business
• Mounting housing hurdles for young profession­als

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