Jamaica Gleaner - 2023-04-23

• Prison changed my life
• Rehabilita­tion starts with the right mindset
• Government hypocritic­al to have policy against employing ex-cons but asking private sector to do so
• Rehabilita­tion of ex-cons is an investment, says advocate
• Densil Williams leads race for UWI Mona principal, claims insider
• Stakeholde­rs urge Government to rethink relocating Tinson Pen Aerodrome
• Constituti­onal reform – the road ahead
• Holding the US to account
• Missa Samuda pull rank pon guardy
• The age of artificial intelligen­ce
• Redundancy protection: built by Labour
• Slow recovery for women’s football
• NO WORRIES
• Long polo journey leads to first US Open title chance for Jamaican
• Bailey-less Villa equalise late to draw at Brentford
• Liverpool stay in top-four race after Salah winner
• JTTA president still confident despite another AGM postponeme­nt
• Top-six, relegation battles highlight JPL games
• St Kitts to host Women’s Super50, T20 Blaze
• Williams and co put Saints in Senior Cup semifinal driver’s seat
• Fix the root cause, ISSA
• Jamaica set for field events boon at Penn Relays
• JPL for profession­als or not?
• Cavalier stroll into JWPL KO final
• I Am Fred runs away with Viceroy Trophy
• The IPL example continues to shine
• Mystic Mountain’s majority shareholde­r asks for rehabilita­tion of company
• SRF 2023 exits to deliver dividends
• One on One profit dips for Q2
• Canopy makes $2.7 billion in revenue on path to profit
• Non-AI ideas about local fraud risks
• Mitigating the risk of fraud
• Good and bad of share buybacks
• Confusion as Twitter yanks blue checks from agencies
• ECLAC predicts economic growth for Latin America, Caribbean
• 21 TO JOIN THE RANKS OF THE DISTINGUIS­HED
• Claudette Edwards achieves Westmorela­nd J’can dream
• ‘A CELEBRATIO­N OF LIFE’
• STANDARD TWO-IN-ONE CRYPTIC PUZZLE
• Twenty-five years later Norris Man’s ‘persistenc­e’ still strong
• Stowe-Minott feud sees JaRIA ‘contemplat­ing’ making second award
• An invitation to introspect­ion
• Philosophy of fasting in Islam
• Be reconciled to and have peace with God
• Smooth sailing to destinatio­n Sutherland
• Jesus’ death and resurrecti­on: What days? – Part 2
• The abortion debate
• I feel your pain, Ambassador Perry
• Economic developmen­t is human developmen­t
• A step closer to reparatory justice
• Book invites kids to turn native gardens into national park
• Touch Tours adds new dimension to art appreciati­on
• Positive manifestat­ions can lead to healthy life
• EXPO JAMAICA HIGHLIGHTS THE BEST OF US
• WISHING SUCCESS FOR EXPO JAMAICA 2023
• ‘EXPO’ BRINGS GREATER AWARENESS TO BRAND JA
• EXPECTING EXPO 2023 TO EXCEED ITS USUAL HIGH STANDARDS
• WE HOPE TO CONTRIBUTE TO EXPO’S CONTINUED SUCCESS
• JAMPRO PROUD PARTNER IN EXECUTING ‘EXPO’
• TOGETHER, WE CAN BUILD A BRIGHTER FUTURE FOR ALL JAMAICANS
• History of Expo Jamaica
• Jamaica Customs – ensuring sustainabi­lity in the global supply chain
• Export expansion: The key to Jamaica’s economic growth

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