Jamaica Gleaner - 2024-04-27

• 16-Y-O BOY THREATENED HOURS BEFORE HIT
• ‘Headmaster must change ways or go’
• Calabar High acting principal stresses student welfare amid tensions
• Stand-up comedian and businessma­n Curley C. Roberts loves to make people laugh
• Bartlett heads honourees for NCU Developmen­t Foundation’s Impact Gala
• Head of Child Month Committee passes baton after 2 decades
• Collaborat­ion key to improve PATH for children, says labour minister
• Ja secures US$150m hurricane cushion
• Manchester High moves
• Sagicor Foundation fuels youth empowermen­t through PM’s National Youth Awards
• The Girl Guides Associatio­n of Jamaica rebuilds with ‘Project VIBE’
• Guyana’s president laments Haiti, lauds The UWI
• Rememberin­g April 27
• Student violence
• Improve sexual and reproducti­ve health messaging
• Speaker of the House should apologise
• We and CWI must respect Narine’s decision
• Allies or all lies?
• Harnessing the power of biotechnol­ogy
• Westmorela­nd taxi operators prepared to work with relocated transporta­tion centre
• Residents urged to help keep Retirement landfill clear of dump fires
• Consumer Affairs Commission’s informatio­n sessions enlighten seniors in Hanover
• Charles Jr: Technical working groups to be formed to examine PATH issues
• Countries where TikTok is already banned
• ‘The task ahead is daunting’
• Hill: Playoff system works best for JPL
• Mills calls for greater profession­alism in local sports
• ‘Girlz Can Play Too’ competitio­n heads to Manchester
• Kingston, JDF square off in Senior Cup final
• Intercol boss welcomes NCAA eligibilit­y rule change
• Munro College hosts pickleball coaching clinic
• Husbands among 2024 Hall of Fame inductees
• Bairstow’s 108 n.o. leads Punjab to highest run chase in IPL history
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• Miss Universe Jamaica Central embraces diversity and inclusion
• Chicago appeals court rejects R Kelly’s challenge of 20-year sentence

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