Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-03-22

• RUNNING SCARED
• So what if a 500-y-o wants to be MP?
• Could it be title No. 32 for Kingston College?
• South Coast Highway works to begin shortly, says PM
• JPS, NWC big offenders for 2018
• Pundits: No clear successor to Reid
• St James most wanted gunned down
• A critical perspectiv­e on Venezuela
• How to lie with statistics
• When Mr Holness meets the President
• Building a culture through a culture of building
• Corruption should be criminal
• No two family members must be in Parliament
• Fight to save Discovery Bay
• Every day is a new scandal!
• Give Floyd green light
• Forces detain key aide to opposition leader
• Red Cross pours aid into Mozambique
• Gov’t workers win $24 million in energy efficient prizes
• NWC celebrates World Water Day
• Green light for Calabar
• A dream for ‘slept on’ athletes
• Coach wants Messi’s teammates to step up
• JCA to invite applicatio­ns for head coach
• DaCosta, Nunes to rule Sunrise-Six
• Manchester hit back on day two of Headley Cup final
• Fan group urges UEFA to curb Champions League ticket hikes
• Harden scores 57 but Grizzlies top Rockets 126-125 in OT
• T&T football icon Latapy lands top Barbados job
• 5 questions with ... YANAH
• Professor Kwame Dawes honoured with Windham-Campbell Prize
• Reggae Sumfest 2019 to support more females
• EMCVPA School of Music’s PARALLEL PARADOX
• Reggae’s IMPACT undeniable!
• IRAWMA returns to Jamaica for Reggae 50
• Anthony B explores love and romance in new book
• Runkus to reveal all on upcoming project
• MOUNTAMBRI­N: An artistic oasis
• Kerry Scott – business leader par excellence
• JP St Mary’s treats kids to hands-on banana tour
• From Valentino to Victoria/Tomas
• Renée Shorter-Morgan’s life has been changed forever
• LFJ supporting lupus warriors for 30 years
• Water for all by 2030
• Bringing a more consistent supply of water
• Inter-Basin transfer – A feasibilit­y study
• ‘Leaving no one behind’
• NWC shortliste­d for Global Water Leader Award
• Students should visit the WRA!
• ‘We want water!’
• Water Management and human capital
• Securing our water resources
• Regulating water access
• Regional ice man
• First Global creates hub for SMEs:
• 50 years of IDB:
• Guardian wants to transform the face of that part of New Kingston where it lives:
• Brian’s replacemen­t could be chosen by end-summer:
• Google fined for abusing online ads market:
• Dairy isn’t dead, but it needs nourishmen­t:
• BMW warns profits will fall
• UK firms step up preparatio­ns for a no-deal Brexit
• German gov’t advisers cut growth forecast for 2019

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