Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-05-27

• Lecturer says Edna Manley’s sex predator affected hundreds
• Gov’t playing to private sector’s dislike of tax on sugary drinks – Marshall
• JCCA defends plane approval process.
• Stewart renounces JFF’s decision to suspend PLCA sponsorshi­p communicat­ion.
• We put most people last ...
• Eating food vs ‘eat a food’
• What’s so hard about fixing traffic ticket system?
• Big plans for Lucea?
• Solutions to Ja’s water problem
• NSWMA defends MoBay market-cleaning programme
• Thornton gets renovated community centre
• Students learn about milk campaign at JA BizTown open day session
• Jamaican takes Caribbean Champion of Public Speaking title
• Cremator blasts rogue vets who dump pets’ remains
• Work of Teen Hub lauded
• Knight hailed for sporting clays philanthro­py
• Taylor stars in WI Women win
• Papine High demands support for agricultur­al science programme
• The four Ps for growth
• OLIVER BLOWS UP NY AREA WITH A BELLYFUL OF LAUGH
• Madonna’s twins tell people that ‘Madame X’ is their mother
• Rememberin­g Doris Day
• Magnitude 8 earthquake strikes Amazon jungle
• On North Korea, Trump seems to undermine a senior adviser
• Europe’s voters elect new parliament amid rising nationalis­m
• Leading opposition party rejects strike call
• Red Stripe leads peer share for local manufactur­ers
• 160,000 new jobs expected from new nutraceuti­cal
• PIOJ highlights sectors recording highest increases in employment
• Green spaces across Corporate Area get facelift
• DREAMING, LEARNING AND GROWING
• The effects of steroids
• PUT A RING ON IT
• Learning to appreciate the ‘present’
• JOCK ITCH: Don’t scratch it!
• Problems faced by internatio­nal couples

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