Jamaica Gleaner - 2024-04-18

• ‘Swine flu’ outbreak in lockup
• ‘A STUPID ACT’
• Maldon High gets new tank for fish-farming endeavour
• Collymore was due to receive massive financial windfall in event of wife’s death
• Four lanes, toll for Long Hill bypass
• JPS introducin­g technology to catch thieves pilfering its infrastruc­ture
• Jamaica’s war on the propaganda pandemic
• Time for Jamaicans to participat­e in economic recovery
• TAJ fights transparen­cy
• The World Bank’s new 22 impact measuremen­t tool can inspire
• Employees are not disposable
• Gregory urges support for auditor general, Integrity Commission
• Nine face charges in biggest gold theft in country’s history
• Transition­al Presidenti­al Council named
• Williams underscore­s role of technology in higher education
• 20 outstandin­g young people to receive PM Award for Excellence
• Jamaica’s Taino chief speaks abroad on stories as medicine
• Busy year for Jamaica’s ice hockey
• Drewsland optimism
• Matthews backs WI to get batting right against Pakistan
• Excelsior, KC to clash in urban T20 final
• Catch Uncaptured Empress if you can
• Da Silva ton highlights opening day against Scorpions
• Real Madrid, Bayern through after nail-biting Champions League quarters
• OJ Simpson has been cremated, no public memorial planned
• ‘There’s no love anymore’
• Kate Hudson transcends silver screen stardom with début album ‘Glorious’
• Portlander Chef Bobby Walker dishes on ISLAND FLAVOUR
• Roast Italian sausages, potatoes, peppers for flavourful one-pan supper
• Simple vegetarian salad with goat cheese and mushrooms
• Countries set to progress move to end plastic pollution
• Kudos to Pedro Bank fishers
• Attention please

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