Jamaica Gleaner - 2024-05-01

• ‘NEGLECTFUL’
• JLP not yet dead, says Shalman Scott
• Kingston Bookshop to award $2m scholarshi­p to teacher
• Mother seeks help to fund ‘fighter’ baby’s medical bills
• Bartlett reports massive growth in tourism
• Former PNP MP Vaz to know fate on June 6
• Jamaica’s production and export of coffee: Potential and challenges
• ‘Fuzzy brain’ and Joe Biden’s ‘Black Cannibal’ Anancy Story nd
• The Keith Clarke case
• Parents don’t parent any more
• A boon for the economy
• Claverty Cottage roadway cleared
• Mayor makes final pitch to Jamaican ex-pats, other London voters ahead of election
• Farmers in St Ann commended for high volume of food production
• War of words begins
• Gilbert’s unshakable self-belief
• Rural teams look to maintain Super 8 T20 momentum
• College teams face the fury of US opposition at Penns
• Archer, Jordan named in England provisiona­l squad
• Bennett looks forward to playoffs after good KSAFA seasons
• Reinas Academy claims second title of ‘Girls Can Play Too’ series
• Matthews becomes top-10 ranker on all charts
• WI Women grab second series in Pakistan after another close win
• Vinícius Júnior leads Real Madrid to 2-2 draw at Bayern
• Judge raises threat of jail as he holds Trump in contempt
• Transition­al council names new PM
• New Alpha entrance to receive blessing
• Odane Brooks is a bright and outstandin­g light
• CASE urged to undertake new challenge
• Orane family Boosts STEM education with $3m fellowship
• A successful Credit Union National Financial Reality Fair
• Portland JSX writes down two investment­s, losses expand ninefold
• Takeaways from the global negotiatio­ns on a treaty to end plastic pollution
• New era for ganja
• Paramount to pry new growth from lubes, manufactur­ing
• IMF chose the right leader the wrong way
• Finishing the job of global tax cooperatio­n
• US to require automatic emergency braking on new vehicles in five years
• The future is near for self-driving trucks
• Long lines form, frustratio­n grows as Cuba runs short of cash
• Ovarian cancer the silent killer
• Cervical cancer in the Caribbean
• Put it back inna di wata!
• NCU Radio’s Acts of Kindness tour to visit Windsor School for Special Education
• Miss Universe Jamaica Central Deidrian Downer ‘changed’ by competitio­n
• ‘The Fall Guy’ - A tribute to stunt performers
• Lifestyle changes, support advocacy for prostate cancer

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