Jamaica Gleaner - 2023-11-08

• Lawmakers at loggerhead­s over mandatory sentences for teen killers
• PM urges fellow legislator­s to swiftly enact tougher penalties for murder
• Rising Stars alum Orane Green a pioneer at UWI
• DOUBLE WHAMMY
• Gov’t not ruling out new St James SOE
• It’s a scam!
• Jamaica’s WTO trade policy review
• Managing medical waste
• How did we come to this?
• Addressing critical oral health challenges
• Stability of twoparent household a critical message
• Researcher­s planning to SIT disease carrying mosquitoes
• Netanyahu: Israel will have overall security responsibi­lity in Gaza after war
• Unificatio­n Church offers to set aside US$66 million in a compensati­on fund
• PNP leader chides media over PM’s statutory declaratio­ns
• Farmers urged to report losses resulting from larceny
• Municipal authoritie­s get mega technology boost
• Protest halts movement through Shettlewoo­d corridor
• Thieves wreaking havoc in Hopewell
• Defending champs stay alive, Tivoli eliminated
• Time for the big boys
• A century of Pan Am medals for Jamaica
• Glenn Maxwell double century leads Australia into World Cup semis
• Lloyd hurt former champions missing from World Cup
• Gaynstead face tough test early in schoolgirl netball second round
• Sweeper keeper makes man-of-the-match nod a habit
• Narine excited fans, brought them to game – CWI director of cricket
• Dominant Red Force bank on Narine for Super50 cup title push
• Arteta says severe criticism of match officials supported by evidence
• Barcelona’s winning Champions League run ends with 1-0 loss to Shakhtar
• Court opts against life sentence for man who murdered Cuban-born wife
• Government legislator pleads not guilty to rape and other charges
• Kidnappers killed as police foil attempt to abduct elderly person
• Mexico’s Zapatista rebel movement says it is dissolving its ‘autonomous municipali­ties’
• Bangladesh raises minimum wage following weeks of protests
• Minard Livestock Show and Beef Festival slated for tomorrow
• Jamaica Bauxite Mining positions for steep climb in limestone shipments
• Businesses expect more price hikes through to December
• Pension funds buy more property, stash cash as investment options become more challengin­g
• Benefits to JMD global bond being in local currency, says Sterling
• Malaysian company Petronas reports new oil find in Suriname
• Regional central banks agree to support new Caricom payment system at Kingston meeting
• Latin America’s splendid isolation
• Morale down, cronyism up after DeSantis takeover of Disney World gov’t, ex-employees say
• WeWork seeks bankruptcy protection in stunning fall for firm once valued at nearly US$50b
• Chinese imports rise in October, exports fall again
• How an American meat broker is fuelling Amazon deforestat­ion
• Your skin care products could be harming your health
• Eliminatin­g neglected diseases can help drive out poverty
• Why do you need magnesium?
• JPA promoting healthier living through physiother­apy
• Xodus Carnival launches design and production house in Jamaica
• June date for ex-gang leader in Tupac murder trial
• New Edition announces Las Vegas residency dates
• ‘So Yuh Good Doh?’ Alicia Edwards creates mental health journal
• Start a NEIGHBOURH­OOD WATCH

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