Jamaica Gleaner - 2020-06-16

• 5,000 airport workers to get back jobs
• Cops left in the dark as councillor brokers gang truce
• Jamaican pilots lead AA’s return to ‘The Rock’
• Soldiers accused of assaulting two Trench Town men
• Plea for poor as transport strike looms
• Team Unity wins second term in St Kitts and Nevis
• Bye George: America’s last dance
• Honouring the memory of slain cops
• Bertram Fraser-Reid, a true Renaissanc­e man
• Digital divide affecting rural Jamaica
• We have all failed the ganja industry
• Businesses urged to employ best practices for delivery
• UWI Open Campus hosts online recruitmen­t drive
• KSAFA rejects JFF proposal
• JAAA looking to restart season
• Scorpions go for Smith, Williams
• Windies spirits high, says Simmons.
• JFF looks to resume Reggae Boyz training
• SAJ members adhere to strict COVID-19 protocols
• OECD predicts heavy damage to global economies due to pandemic
• Replacing a UK citizenshi­p certificat­e
• How to become a Canadian citizen
• Should my mother file for her children, or should I?

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