Jamaica Gleaner - September 25, 2022

STORM FEARS

‘Ian’ a tragic reminder of deadly April MoBay deluge

DISASTER PREPAREDNESS SAFETY TIPS

MONSTER DRUG BUST

Overton: NHT ruling to drive up security costs

Bogues Report excites PNP, recasting vision in modern light

Court rules in favour of Industry Cove residents

FLOOD

High crime rate leads court to impose lengthy sentence for double murder convict

Bauxite industry’s resilience important to Jamaica’s post-COVID-19 recovery

What of the farmwork review?

Who watches the watchers?

Pension education and retirement poverty

Shoot to kill again

An escape from crime

CRIME

‘It’s about time’

Hallgrimsson to team up with Downswell on development

Jamaicans improve ranking after World Surfing Games

Hallgrimsson will not confuse players with new system

It’s like letting your daughter go – Boldon

King searches for another crown as CPL business end approaches

Herah, Thompson Herah accustomed to split roles

Will Olympic repechage rounds help or hurt athletics?

St Jago find link between volleyball and academics

Wall optimistic about Ja project

CALCULUS proves king over distance

Man pleads guilty to manslaughter in high school soccer player’s death

Nations League: Portugal beat Czechs, Spain lose to Swiss

Joseph most expensive buy of five West Indians auctioned in South Africa T20 League

Dane Nelson closes in on Edmonton leader

The Jamaican Dream

COK, NCU partnership fuels new strategy

BUSINESS EVENTS

Commercial EV automaker to set up in Jamaica

PBS partners with Google on education project

Building trust and digitalisation must go hand in hand

Bad cash flow will kill your small business

Insights into the portability of pensions

Fesco spends near $900m on LPG, service station buildout

GM converting Toledo factory to make EV parts

PENSIONS

SMALL

Post-Fiona fuel disruptions spark fear in Puerto Rico

ESPN’s Alexis Nunes remains true to her Jamaican roots

My summer internship at The Gleaner :Kerese Oakley-Williams reflects

Dream homes are mirrors of ourselves

Trinidad makes a ‘Return to Consciousness’ with reggae music

STANDARD TWO-IN-ONE

HOROSCOPE

EASY PUZZLE

SCRABBLE

Caribbean Rhythm Showcase a success

In the year that Queen Elizabeth II died ...

Freedom of religion and the rights of locked inmates

Do you feel overwhelmed by emotions?

Stop the knee-jerk calls for sackings

World Lung Day 2022: Lung health for all

STOP

Change tenure over Crown lands

Step up for breastfeeding

Estamos aquí: Considering Afro-Latin Americans in reparations debate

‘God, Obeah, shoot don’t miss’ and other political statements

Why do we laugh?

Secretaries to the Cabinet

POEMS

Ramsay Enrichment Scholarship Program

Senior citizens epitomise resilience and greatness

Let’s recommit our efforts to taking care of our seniors

Grateful for invaluable work of NCSC

EFFORTS

Committed to plan for healthy, active and productive ageing

AGEING

Recovering through resilience

Continue to honour seniors

Recognising value of senior citizens

HONOUR

The Caribbean’s daunting marine pollution problem

LONG-SERVING STAFF MEMBERS

LONG-SERVING STAFF MEMBERS

The OUR is ISO 9001:2015 certified

OUR provides 25 years of world-class service

Starting operations at the OUR – some brief recollections

The OUR is not a consumer advocacy body: It provides regulatory balance

How the OUR helps to improve utility customer service standards

How the OUR helps to improve utility customer service standards

BALANCE

Bogue Gas Project launch

Courtney Jackson

OUR Launch

Long service

Praise and Thanksgiving

They left a mark

Bid Opening

They left a mark

Wheeling Workshop

Talking Telecoms at UTech

They left a mark