Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-07-28

• A MISSION OF FAITH
• Facing West Africa’s antisocial disease
• EOJ to conduct PNP presidenti­al elections
• Water shortage crippling KPH operations
• Crises involving children double
• Trial date uncertaint­y
• No guns for women?
• Christians speak out for abortion in the first 12 weeks
• Need for surrogacy law urgent
• Former prisoner crying for help
• Reggae Girlz face Pan Am pressure
• The harsh reality of recruiting
• 50 and counting!
• Cameron retains Kensington presidency
• Supreme Triple Crown!
• Hamilton takes pole as Ferrari struggle at German GP
• Bartley, Cephas take charge at Harbour View
• Jamaica crash out of CentroBask­et Championsh­ip
• Burrowes shines as Jamaica finish second at CAJGC
• From cabin to coffee factory –Part II
• The dangers of spiritual healing
• The tools of estate planning
• Electronic messaging a new but critical competence
• Punishing repeat traffic offenders
• Climate science and the Caribbean voice
• Massy Jamaica to distribute Schneider cooling equipment
• SUMFEST’S $BILLION WEEKEND
• All-female music festival in Jamaica a slippery slope
• ‘Madah Urf’ reggae artistes’ climate change message
• Roy Shirley the Musical High Priest of gimmickry
• Students rush new UWI music degree programme
• Full circle for Third World with ‘More Work To Be Done’
• AN UPHILL BATTLE
• Safeguards in place to protect children from inappropri­ate content – USF
• HOW PARENTS CAN MONITOR/PROTECT CHILDREN ONLINE – MARTIN-SWABY
• Smartphone­s and the Internet
• CHAPTER 4
• ‘Developer, farmer making my life a nightmare’
• The value of change management in IT implementa­tion
• BE A CHAMP!
• NLJ fights human traffickin­g with poetry and self-defence training
• More big plans ahead!
• GM’s Cruise delays autonomous ride service beyond 2019
• What was Ruel Reid’s mission in life?
• SEZ: Bringing suppliers closer
• Any credible argument against a corruption court Mr Chuck?
• Why Jamaican motorists pay too much for petrol
• The house inside a pool
• Creating special moments
• Connecting with our consumers
• Withstandi­ng the test of time
• Creative meal solutions
• Grace Kitchens mission, programmes and significan­t activities over the years
• IT’S A WRAP: Circuit III Jamaica Moves Corporate Challenge
• WHY WE RESIST CHANGE: Leaders, listen!
• GHETTO STYLE OXTAIL
• MARK BARNETT
• Projecting greatness with Davy Photograph­y
• ‘Thanks, It’s handmade’ by Latoya Allen

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