Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-02-08

• ‘I JUST WANT TO HOLD HIM’
• Prove sources of wealth or be locked up – Mitchell
• Montague vows to price ‘robots’ into submission
• ISSA: We had to increase ticket prices.
• Progress on Port Royal.
• The fire blazes at Bob Marley Museum.
• Ricketts wants FIFA role.
• Westmorela­nd ganja farmers sign $200m deal with Canadians
• OCG report clears Tufton of nepotism
• Gayle returns to Windies ODI squad.
• Cops to clamp down on Spaldings chaos
• Cool head Horace saves the day!
• Scamming a dream job for wayward youth – UWI lecturer
• Jamaica needs a comprehens­ive informatio­n security governance framework
• A deficit of anti-corruption law
• Prepare firefighte­rs for high-rises
• Is this the metamorpho­sising of Cricket West Indies?
• Toll road woes
• Workers to relocate from Oceana hazard ‘in months’, says Clarke
• Trelawny poised for tourism destinatio­n status
• Kgn Wharves livid as SEZ status in limbo
• Surveillan­ce plane crucial to cracking meat-for-guns trade with Haiti
• UK, EU leaders spar during ‘robust’ Brexit talks
• In support of the student athlete
• ‘Support the Reggae Girlz!’
• Reid finds target with free kick but Real Mona, Maxfield draw
• Earn Your Stripes in Race Six
• All is now set for Camperdown Classic
• Sugar’s demise sparking crime in Westmorela­nd, says custos
• Only divine interventi­on can save west, says SDA leader
• Baptists: No one answer to abortion question
• Baby jubilation!
• 5 questions with ... LUCAS MUSIQ
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 28,904
• HOROSCOPE
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• MYSTERIES OF THE MAROON EXPLORED (PT II)
• COCO TEA TO RELEASE COCOROBICS APPAREL LINE
• Two stalwarts of JMTC honoured at concert
• Sagicor’s tribute to retiree Dr Marston Thomas
• Finally, the herb come around
• Minister Bartlett honoured
• Primary and prep schools also moving Yello2Gree­n
• Kingston City Run to highlight rich Jamaican cultural legacy
• BCIC applauds passage of Building Act
• Omar Daley sustaining dying art of basket weaving
• Danielle Hall LIVING WITH LUPUS
• Manpower and Maintenanc­e Services Limited to host seminar on dengue fever
• Companies Office is busy trying to conquer the world with business friendline­ss:
• The foreign exchange market is misbehavin­g itself and BOJ has noticed:
• Regulators are very serious about AML compliance. Companies are not immune:
• No successor named yet for Lissant:
• NCB reports big gains but rare profit dip
• Single-estate premium coffee label elusive
• Oxford Road property owner considers his options
• Realists vs institutio­nalists: More than angels dancing on pinheads
• EU slashes forecasts for economic growth
• Uruguay betting on exports of medical marijuana
• Spotify makes big leap into podcasting
• Twitter posts bigger 4Q profit, monthly user base slips
• Chairman Powell urges plain speaking at the Fed
• Canadian diplomats file suit over injuries suffered in Cuba

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