Jamaica Gleaner - 2023-05-20

• ROLLBACK REBUFFED
• Holness promises accountabi­lity measures coming for ministers, MPs
• CXC eyes digital exam
• ‘IT MAKES NO SENSE!’
• Constituti­onal Reform Committee recommenda­tions ‘not cast in stone’
• JPS infrastruc­ture to be covered under cybercrime­s law
• UK to pump $2.9 billion into violence prevention in Ja
• Jebb Memorial receives eco-bowling alley from Salada Foods and ESIROM
• J’can teacher impacting lives with social emotional learning in New York classrooms
• 102-y-o Jamaican says goodbye just ahead of Centenaria­ns’ Day
• USDA to invest US$20 million in local spices
• Prioritise public interest in constituti­onal reform process
• Abuse of children a public-health issue
• Who calls the shots in this country?
• Holy Land history steeped in religious hatred
• Cut salt for healthy life
• Mom’s the word, or it’s trad dad?
• Enough evidence to find the SOE killers, says Chang
• Farmers still struggling 85 years after Frome unrest
• Disney scraps plans for new $1-billion Florida campus
• Lynk Cup: Cavalier too hot for Dunbeholde­n
• Campbell’s maturity making the difference
• Last year’s finalists clash today in ISSA Super 8 T20
• Cavalier the hot favourites but Vere eyeing upset in JWPL semi
• Bring Back the Love to honour pillars in football community
• Draw maps out groups for Concacaf W Gold Cup
• Weather, Shadman Islam deny Windies ‘A’
• Future stars on show as Under-20 World Cup kicks off in Argentina
• Haynes: Selectors eyeing a group of players for future leadership roles
• Atomica to outclass rivals in Labour Day Trophy
• ‘THIS CYAA FICTION’
• Famed R&B group The Spinners donate performanc­e outfits to Motown Museum in Detroit

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