Jamaica Gleaner - 2020-03-29

• Pharmacies fear shortages, paranoia could cause chaos
• ‘Free at last!’
• ‘Look out for the elderly’
• Coronaviru­s rewrites POLITICAL CULTURE
• JPS working to ease burden on customers during COVID-19 outbreak
• Ja’s chances against COVID-19
• Provide coronaviru­s stimulus to R&D
• Scorn for COVID-19 suspect
• Revised racing calendar coming
• Tiz the Law wins unusual Florida Derby at Gulfstream
• T&T’s Wallace finding ways to keep fit during COVID-19 lockdown
• National basketball­er extends helping hand to Falmouth
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Bernard urges cricketers to maintain fitness levels
• Windies all-rounder staying focused in shutdown
• No games, big losses: Money crisis faces US Olympic sports
• Lessons for insurers from government response to COVID
• Caribbean facing less bright future for oil and gas
• Cruise stocks sink after missing out on virus relief
• Reggae music industry hails Bob Andy
• Marcia Griffiths broken over Bob Andy’s death
• Kumar’s learning process, a walk through the cultures
• Patrice Bart-Williams setting J’can roots to cast ‘TALL SHADE’
• ‘Informal’ sector gets aid, but what about creatives?
• No jitters as COVID-19 set to impact Reggae Day
• Vasiana Miller-Hewitt getting it right with every stitch
• Swaby-Johnson follows in her mother’s footsteps to care for the nation’s children (Part 2)
• Centre down to survive the chaos and madness of COVID-19
• Some will be left out!
• George Headley Primary creates Peace Garden
• Reading for life; a life of reading
• Treasures of a PROUD NATION
• ALWAYNE COUSINS Always reaching for the stars
• Corona chronicles – Working from home
• Choosing colours for your home
• Working hard or hardly working?
• Monique Powell: The angel behind QuickPlate

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