Jamaica Gleaner - 2022-04-01

• GM Challenger denies owing JDF money in ambulance saga
• Chicken back importers call for fairer regime
• Small enterprise­s gross $700n through Speed Networking
• Benjamin: Not unreasonab­le to treat guards as contract workers
• Champagnie urges caution over mandatory minimum sentence for firearms
• Thugs launch assault in August Town on anniversar­y of cronies’ deaths
• EMANCIPATI­ON
• Stuck in a plantation mindset
• Will Gov’t take over earlychild­hood education?
• Implement social and emotional learning urgently
• Readers’ reactions
• Frustratio­n caused bridge delay boils over in Portland
• 26-y-o Trelawny mom found dead
• Farmers ON THE BRINK OF BANKRUPTCY
• Leaders warned to secure churches amid Clarendon break-ins
• Overhaul education ministry – Neville Ying
• Boss up and check your prostate, Tufton warns men
• Six-time cancer survivor Pat Wright has died
• Kamala Harris pledges US$ 30m in funding for Jamaica
• Bailey sets sights on Nations League
• ‘I really want to be here’
• Bolt joins esports company WYLDE
• Brinks for knotty Prince Consort Stakes
• Success with Fraser-Pryce encouraged Walcott to go pro
• More than 700 swimmers for Mayberry meet
• Munro laying foundation for the future
• Russians leaving Chernobyl after radiation exposure
• Jamaica to open tourism logistics centre
• 5 questions with... CHRISTOPHE­R ELLIS
• ‘The Contractor’: By The Numbers
• Lila Iké releases first song for 2022, ‘True Love’
• ALYSIA MOULTON WHITE
• Difficult but rewarding
• JP Tropical partners with GK Foundation to tackle food insecurity among university students
• Jamaican businesswo­man champions cause for women in Dubai
• Biden administra­tion announces plans to clear immigratio­n backlog
• St James Parish Library revives ‘Friends of the Library’
• Indian High Commission, MP host medical camp
• LNG still to power $14b JPS Hunts Bay plant amid energy crisis and cooling concerns
• NCB Capital touts real estate during instabilit­y
• Will sanctionin­g Russia fuel financial contagion?
• Seafood business braces for job losses, cod scarcity from sanctions
• US pipeline agency pulls back climate impact plan
• Biden to tap oil reserve to control gas prices
• BuzzFeed cutting jobs
• Asian stocks fall after China manufactur­ing weakens

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