Jamaica Gleaner - 2020-11-21

• Edward Waite champions student leadership
• ‘Lock up everybody’
• Hanover primary schools get promised MOE tablets
• Ja to seek funding to ramp up climate-change resilience
• May Pen welcomes free public Wi-Fi service
• Tufton steps up COVID-19 sensitisat­ion campaign
• OF FLEET STREET
• FLOW donates 15 devices to Eve for Life programme
• Norma Darby – spreading warmth of Jamaican culture in Florida
• Norman Manley Internatio­nal Airport – time for a reset
• Unanswered questions on Dry Harbour quarrying
• Readers’ reactions – Falmouth Fountain
• Face-to-face teaching and Artificial intelligen­ce
• Breadcrumb­s, sheeples and maskholes
• How to find your mojo in the time of COVID-19
• The biggest crime in Ja is food crime–Dr K’ adam a we K’ Ni fe
• Data: Obesity exacerbate­s effects of COVID-19
• Boyz return more positive COVID-19 tests
• TTFA concerned about fallout of FIFA dispute
• Atkinson in ISL final today
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 29,461 Prize Crossword 29,461
• 27 Across Across QUICK CROSSWORD
• Across HOROSCOPE Prize Crossword 29,461
• PHOTO FLASHBACK
• Down: ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• Allies on high alert in Trump’s final weeks in office
• Virus cases pass nine million; capital’s hospitals under strain
• Haitian-American incumbent legislator wins re-election
• Jamaica poised to benefit from surge in wellness tourism
• Entreprene­urship the backbone of Jamaican economy – Dunn
• Rehab centre operating illegally in Hanover
• Holiday travel could cause COVID spike in January

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