Jamaica Gleaner - 2021-05-08

• CRUEL FATE!
• Remanded!
• Electric fever
• US resident embraces Jamaica despite high crime rate
• Businesswo­man shows grit and determinat­ion
• Mother of three juggles two jobs while setting sights on being a certified coach
• Private security firms legislatio­n to be reviewed
• Make targeted strategies to reclaim boys – educators
• Jamaican student gets top award in US
• Housing design competitio­n to sketch affordable shelter
• Tameka Hill spreading positivity with Meek at Heart
• An online post helps both the hungry and a chef in Ramadan
• Ludi game goes virtual
• ‘Let’s get back to business’
• Some black parents say remote learning gives racism reprieve
• Making Jamaica safe
• Grade four and five performanc­e tasks should be cancelled
• Complex math tasks can frustrate students
• Returning resident seeks redress for shoddy constructi­on
• A storm brewing over Haiti at the OAS
• Tony and the free press
• Mico alumni donates $1m to needy students
• Hanover trumps all parishes in DRMA arrests
• JBA donates $4.5m towards purchase of oxygen devices
• Cabinet approves constructi­on of forensic pathology autopsy suite
• University graduates should network for job success
• Fowler looks ahead to Commonweal­th Games optimistic­ally
• Evans enjoying life at Fort Lauderdale CF
• ‘Taxi’ arrives at Toronto FC
• HOROSCOPE
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• Mother-Son Duo Tania and Simon
• Ashe’s ‘CHILL’N with Mom’ to celebrate mothers this Sunday
• Documentar­y series revisits 2002 Washington sniper case
• Government committed to TVET - Troupe
• Mandeville hospital gets state-of-the-art equipment
• COVID-19 cases sliced by half in St James
• HAJ to issue thousands of land titles

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