Jamaica Gleaner - 2020-05-21

• Johnson Smith bristles against headwinds of COVID-19 nationalis­m
• Boos for back-to-work order
• BPOs want work-at-home extension
• Elderly St James couple, grandson perish in Westmorela­nd crash
• Aggressive public education campaign needed for Data Protection Act
• COVID-19: Reshaping the future of business management and operation
• New lease on life for Integrity Commission
• Childcare has to be a factor in reopening the economy
• Press freedom loses a fighter
• Rotate health ministry personnel
• Dad kept me grounded, says daughter of Oliver Clarke
• Shield churches, micro businesses from data law pressure – Golding
• Patterson praises Clarke as patriot
• Wood Hall Primary ensuring no student is left behind
• J’can philanthro­pist loses mother to COVID-19
• Fires rage in St Ann
• M & M Jamaica aids in COVID-19 relief efforts
• Coronaviru­s causes learning losses
• Iran pushes growing businesses with Venezuela as a right
• Police arrest suspect in honour killings
• Voters to elect new government on Monday
• Nordia Mothersill­e: I am not a dancehall artiste
• Beenie-Bounty Verzuz battle is on
• Gov’ts urged to prioritise environmen­tal considerat­ions amid COVID-19 storm
• Clarendon farmers apply local technology to boost climate-smart agricultur­e

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