Daily Observer (Jamaica) - 2023-05-04

• $50-m prostheses programme
• Informatio­n minister downplays Jamaica’s slip in press freedom index
• The hunt is on
• More power for the disabled
• Bunting explains refusal to sign IC code of conduct
• Learn from the past!
• Literacy rates expected to leap with ‘ARROW’
• Local travel advisors getting ready to sell Sandals to Jamaican, Caribbean guests
• Health ministry promises to fix public procuremen­t breaches
• OUR revises NWC’S base rate
• Cuthbert Flynn urges schools to develop farms
• Carnival is back!
• Agreed, Mr Phillips, but we’ve heard that song before
• Destiny or determinat­ion?
• Massive recognitio­n for Peter Tosh: Thank you, South Africa
• Perspectiv­es on our new constituti­on — symbolism or semantics
• Killing crocodiles in the egg
• This Day in HISTORY
• Glendevon welcomes free Wi-fi
• Rubis/megamart deal for Mobay
• Top-of-the-zone clash today
• US approves 1st vaccine for RSV after decades of attempts
• 1 dead, 4 hurt in shooting inside Atlanta medical facility
• Facebook misled parents, failed to guard kids’ privacy, says Federal Trade Commission
• ‘Infernal’: Fuel crisis driving Cubans round the bend
• Signs of the times
• Five Star General advances to Magnum All-star Sound Clash final
• Nchann Soriano rolls out two-part Vengeance Project
• Today’s Horoscope
• NUGENT, BLACK RECEIVE NCAA RECOGNITIO­N
• Dennis, Kennedy renew rivalry in Maryland
• “I’m as good as Pep!” — Sam Allardyce
• Ten Hag warns Man Utd over complacenc­y in top-four push
• Natural-born goalscorer Haaland already an English Premier League record-breaker
• Wilson hails late Bowie as spectacula­r athlete
• Pepsi Food Truck Pop-up: OCHO RIOS
• Argentina’s Elegant Viognier

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