Jamaica Gleaner - 2022-05-17

• PNP revs up protest for gas tax cap
• Gov’t draws on India model for NIDS roll-out
• Power play
• Protesters rip into Lawrence, Wright
• Road repairs on horizon, NWA advises as Hamilton Mountain demonstrat­es
• Mayor vows to purge colonial-era street names
• Bahado-Singh urged to quit before chairing from US, court told
• African hair discrimina­tion still going strong
• Chris Armond – like HBO!
• Start with early childhood education
• Prime Minister should urgently resolve industrial relations issues
• UK needs to stop illegal deportatio­n of Jamaicans
• Making at-risk youth informers not a good idea
• JN Foundation awards $8.3 million to implement seven community projects
• PROPER MONEY MANAGEMENT SKILLS CRITICAL FOR FINANCIAL SUCCESS
• ‘Food security now critical’
• Rebuffed by Spirit, JetBlue goes hostile in takeover bid
• Internatio­nal Day for Women in Maritime to promote training, visibility
• FLOW empowering seniors through online safety, digital education programmes
• Operating in the cyber age
• Blaine: I think this is THE RIGHT THING
• Injury-hit Cavalier face must-win match
• Portmore still hoping for top six spot in JPL
• TT players back home after being stranded in Dominican Republic
• Guiding new physical education teachers in a pandemic
• Captain Campbell looking to lead from the front against Volcanoes
• Hydel could go for the 4x400m record next year
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• Inaugural Kromanti Fest for Portland this weekend
• Stalwarts to receive NCOJ excellence award
• Amber Heard tells court the dog did it
• JAMAICAN CELEBRITY CHEF ties the knot IN NEW YORK
• How much money do I need to migrate to Canada?
• Am I eligible for a British passport?
• It can take up to 13 years for a visa to become available for a married child

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