Jamaica Gleaner - 2020-10-18

• Pandemic pulls out strength of rural women
• Females outshine men in COVID response, IDB study reveals
• UHWI a fire hazard
• … Ministries working to get compliant with fire safety protocols
• Toots to be buried in Heroes Park
• Peter Phillips’ US assets plunge
• PNP delegates list to be ready Tuesday
• Pivoting on crime stats is good for governance
• Reflection­s and lessons for PNP’s next chapter
• COVID-19 causes severe poverty plunge
• Christie confident in ‘Prem’ green light
• Lawrence resurfaces for Anderlecht
• Harper: Course being chartered for Hope’s revival
• Nelson reins in Thomas with four-timer
• ‘What we expect from Biden and Kamala’
• Youth parliament­arian creates opportunit­ies for young entreprene­urs
• NCU student pleads for tuition assistance
• Defeating renal failure with a New Wave
• BUSINESS EVENTS
• FTC probing digital payment services amid COVID
• Magna Motors upgrades showroom design for more ‘impact’
• Knutsford Express moves into delivery services amid shuttle fallout
• Analysis of a $560m workplace injury award
• New APO trend latest option for market investors
• Thought leadership in the age of technology
• Billy Craig and Maritime General to merge
• Executor for Toots’ estate retains lawyer
• Maxine Stowe wants National Treasure status for some artistes
• Ja: a strong voice in the OAS for over 50 years
• Put public health before industry profits
• Golding speeding ahead, Hanna in neutral
• COVID-19 pandemic: The chronicles of the grieving nations
• Businesses need to be prepared for multiple crises for sustainabi­lity

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