Jamaica Gleaner - 2020-05-08

• Mother pulled back from the brink after thieves shattered hope
• Workers blame Iberostar for failure to benefit from SET Cash COVID relief
• LIMITING RISKS FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITI­ES
• Too close for comfort
• BGLC ‘vindicated’ in lottery permit process – Evans
• Go all out on education
• Tap into the cultural gold mine
• Fear, grief grip west Kingston after children murdered
• Slain 21-y-o insisted ‘badman nuh work’, says mom
• COVID-19 threatens a mother’s dream
• Child Resiliency Programme responds to COVID-19 with feeding, reading project
• Children’s homes get support
• PLCA eyes July RSPL restart
• KC denies Vascianna rumours
• MoBay City Run going virtual
• Concacaf ‘Hex’ may be adjusted
• What’s the need for insurance?
• Tips to help students ace online learning
• Putin-Trump call focuses on coronaviru­s, arms control, oil
• CSME needed to rescue COVID-hit economies
• Netanyahu gets backing to form new gov’t
• TV network fights closure with court petition
• COLLAB SHOWS WE ARE ONE CARIBBEAN
• RUBiS’ alcohol donation aids sanitation needs of hospitals
• JP St Mary’s cultivates lifelines of support for Jamaicans during COVID-19
• MIB lends a helping hand to front-line, laid-off workers
• Digital Jamaica throws sales lifeline to furniture companies
• Facing forex shortage, productive sector appeals to BOJ for help
• Sagicor raises doubt about Scotia Life T&T deal
• SVL ramping up online games
• FTC puts Total gas market share at 30%

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