Jamaica Gleaner - 2021-10-19

• BLOODY HELL
• ‘We never knew we would be murdered’
• ‘It was like prison’
• Elderly female farmer chopped to death
• Ja has lost an icon in Powell, says Henzell
• Eminent politician­s, civil servants top Heroes Day honourees
• Diapora salutes General Colin Powell
• The essence of misdirecti­on
• Colin Powell was an American hero, but also a modern-day Jamaican hero
• Concerned about BOJ rate hike
• COVID-19: Reframing the conversati­on
• Jamaica has a violence, homophobia problem
• ASPIRING PILOT LIVING HIS DREAM
• A credit card can be a great way to save – banker
• E-learning hub focuses on personalis­ed online learning
• Police deny social media reports of police stations under attack
• PM lays floral tribute amid sounds of gunshots
• US, Haiti seek release of 17 missionari­es snatched by gang
• Powell’s age, cancer bout left him vulnerable to COVID
• Cadets miss out on sea time due to pandemic travel restrictio­ns
• Almost 600 people vaccinated during Newport West blitz
• Ava Tomlinson named Clarendon’s top community volunteer
• J’can businessma­n among 100 Most Influentia­l People of African Descent
• ‘I am training INDEPENDEN­TLY’
• SOCIAL MEDIA MENTION
• Wadada meet JFF today on play-off appeal
• Jamaica Americup squad to be named soon
• Winchester Road on a frolic of its own
• NACAC behind Jamaica hosting Carifta
• Vieira’s Palace give Arsenal scare
• Musician Gitsy Willis of ‘Murder She Wrote’ fame has died
• Kyoka delves deep on ‘Hurt People’
• What are the ways to emigrate to Canada?
• What is British overseas citizen status?
• Should my sister file for me?

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