Jamaica Gleaner - 2018-05-02

• Mahfood: It was not about money
• PEACEFUL PORTLAND
• ‘Pagey’ preventing crime one child at a time
• Fishing beach provides alternativ­e to crime in Manchionea­l
• RJRGLEANER Group partners with e-commerce giant Gustazos
• Gov’t to put idle lands into serious hands – Shaw
• Police taking note of hair-raising funeral procession antics
• Why is Peter Espeut so anal?
• Iran deal: a bird in hand ...
• Build houses for NHT contributo­rs, not squatters
• Dialling Chris Tufton – emergency call
• Viral attack hits Jamaican politician­s
• Support for Heart Foundation in sugar war
• Jamaica on firearm-traffickin­g route – DCP Hay
• Police commission­ers must have corporate skills – Chang
• Hundreds in Manchester receive free cataract surgeries
• Charity organisati­ons provide free healthcare
• Blockchain technology can improve the efficiency of the micro stock market
• Shooting victim’s dad sues deputy who didn’t enter school
• Airstrikes kill 23 in IS-held territory in Syria
• Get vaccinated
• ... Contributi­ng to tourism developmen­t
• All-time low
• ‘Wasp’ returns to Contender tonight.
• JAAA should decide on participat­ion
• Thomas anticipate­s fierce Club Championsh­ips
• Waite lauds young Boyz
• Martial artists ready for US Open
• The 4 best ways to hunt for a job
• Seminars & Workshops
• ARE YOU A HEAVY DRINKER?
• Watching out for cataracts
• WEIGHTS: THE PROS AND CONS
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 28,662
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• Beethoven 5th the centrepiec­e of POJ season
• ‘World-class music’ by the Philharmon­ic Orchestra of Jamaica
• The deadliest showdown of all time
• Reggae, Jazz and Blues Go Gospel for a cause
• A society without whistle-blowers is doomed to fail
• Calls for increased domestic financing of HIV response in the Caribbean
• ... Five critical areas were addressed
• Wray & Nephew inks 10-year gas deal with New Fortress Energy
• Caribbean Cement begins asset buy-back
• Chukka Caribbean refinances for expansion
• A decade on, Kingston Properties still pitching for REIT incentives, legislatio­n
• Sagicor Bank ordered to absorb loss for selling property below market
• Liquid nicotine packets trigger warning
• Amid metal tariff delay, EU seeks permanent exemption
• UP-UP AND AWAY
• $1.2 million support for Calabash festival
• Jamaica to sign multidesti­nation MOU with Peru
• Developing new markets requires improved language skills
• Jamaica’s cuisine showcased during Gastronomy Festival in Ottawa, Ontario
• Reggae Sumfest targets visitors from the New York Tri-State
• British Virgin Islands tourism sector looks ahead in confidence
• UNWTO joins tourism ministers in calling upon G20 leaders to prioritise tourism
• Students ‘relaunch’ Jamaica resort areas
• GOD’S WELL, ARTEFACTS AND TAINOS
• Cruise group lauds US Virgin Islands partnershi­p
• Comfort Suites Paradise Island reports strong winter performanc­e

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