Jamaica Gleaner - 2021-02-16

• MUNRO ANGER
• Javan Garwood
• Traffickin­g hoax spawns scare in US
• After 20-year longing, finding dad fills void
• Mom mourns son killed in Spanish Town.
• Jamaican creates history among Amazon’s young couriers
• Parents in limbo over school COVID testing
• ‘Valentine’s Day puzzle’
• ‘What kind of policing is this?’
• Role of men in the ABORTION DEBATE
• Why Jamaica’s children need schools to reopen
• What of the report by Justice Sykes’ group?
• READERS’ REACTIONS
• Seek answers to crime problem from the prisoners
• People’s behaviour critical to economic recovery process
• Families cry foul after SCJ demolishes homes
• Friday deadline for industrial fishers to access gov’t grant
• As unrest brews in Haiti, Biden admin urged to reject Moïse
• ‘Embrace the message of MARCUS GARVEY’
• SAJ welcomes new members to its Managing Committee
• Latest Canadian policy directives for internatio­nal students
• The right to live in the UK under the Windrush Scheme
• Can someone who entered the US illegally adjust their status?
• ‘DON’T JUMP THE GUN’
• Coley calls for more Scorpions venom
• ‘Goodbye, brother’
• Simmons welcomes Windies selection headache
• Supreme Ventures to monetise new tote board
• Guinea declares Ebola epidemic
• Trump looks to reassert himself after impeachmen­t acquittal
• Fauci wins $1m prize for ‘defending science’
• ENTREPRENE­URS LEARN IMPORTANT LESSONS FROM 2020
• Less time spent in line could help productivi­ty in 2021
• Country House Products expands its product offerings
• Social patients clogging up bed space out west
• MoBay’s deputy mayor wants greater COVID-19 compliance
• BLVK H3RO TALKS ‘OUTSIDE’ AND UB40 COLLAB
• Saint male models star in fashion films for British-Jamaican designer
• Jesse Royal welcomed into JACANA herb family
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• UWI, New Fortress Energy to increase STEM capacity
• Woman grateful for house received under NSHP

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