Events in the year 2020 in Jamaica.

• Monarch: Elizabeth II
• Governor-General: Patrick Allen
• Prime Minister: Andrew Holness
• Chief Justice: Bryan Sykes

• 28 January – 2020 Caribbean earthquake

• 10 March – First confirmed case of COVID-19 in Jamaica

• 27 February – Irvino English, footballer (b. 1977).^[1]
• 16 March – Lynford Anderson, Jamaican-born American music engineer and producer (b. 1941).^[2]
• 23 March – Apple Gabriel, reggae singer (b. 1955).^[3]
• 27 March
  • Bob Andy, reggae singer, songwriter and actor (b. 1944).^[4]
  • Delroy Washington, British-Jamaican reggae singer (b. 1952).^[5]
• 4 April – Ken Farnum, cyclist (b. 1931).^[6]
• 6 April – Adlin Mair-Clarke, athlete (1941).^[7]
• 8 April – Lois Kelly Miller, actress (b. 1917).^[8]
• 13 April – Gil Bailey, radio broadcaster (b. 1936).^[9]

• 5 May – Millie Small, singer (b. 1947).^[10]
• 21 May – Bobby Digital, reggae and dancehall record producer (b. 1961).^[11]
• 29 May – Shahine Robinson, politician, MP (b. 1953/1954).^[12]
• 18 June – Hux Brown, guitarist (b. 1944).^[13]
• 21 July – Dobby Dobson, reggae singer and record producer (b. 1942).^[14]
• 23 July – Paulette Wilson, human rights activist (b. 1956).^[15]
• 18 August – Patsy Robertson, 86, diplomat and journalist.^[16]
• 20 August – Tony Hart, 87, businessman, philanthropist, and politician (b. 1932).^[17]

• 11 September – Toots Hibbert, 77, singer (Toots and the Maytals) and songwriter ("54-46 That's My Number", "Pressure Drop", "Monkey Man"); COVID-19.^[18]
• 15 September – Johnny Gayle, 96, cricket umpire.^[19]
• 17 September – Donald Keith Duncan, 80, politician, MP (1976–1983, 2007–2016); COVID-19.^[20]
• 6 October – Bunny Lee, 79, reggae producer.^[21]
• 15 December – Albert Griffiths, 74, reggae musician (The Gladiators).^[22]