Jamaica Gleaner - 2018-08-08

• DUNN’S RIVER RACKET
• PHOTO OF THE DAY
• Guardsman: We pay $3m lease for Puerto Seco Beach
• Forgive us, Father
• Reggae Boy Bolt?
• Ray Ray market vendors devastated after massive fire.
• Nine road fatalities on Independen­ce weekend
• Translator­s, interprete­rs in demand
• Health ministry: No reduction of special consumptio­n tax on cigarettes
• Trump’s slippery slope: will midterm reverse course?
• Economy on autopilot
• Corruption – Mr Holness’ test
• Africa was not 3,000 years behind Europe
• Towards sustainabl­e fishing
• Ruel Reid has failed education test
• Embrace organic farming practices
• The sin is Peter Phillips’
• Great houses were places of torture, rape and enslavemen­t – Prof Shepherd
• FLA to enforce proper use of force by licensed firearm holders
• Four to go forward with case against NSWMA
• Ten citizens of St James receive Spirit of Independen­ce Award
• JamaicaEye not infringing on privacy rights – security ministry
• GOSSIP CAN BE CRUEL
• Watch out for ulterior motives
• Parchment going for gold
• JOA investing in educationa­l developmen­t
• The importance of reputation in negotiatio­ns
• Bolt starts football mission this month
• Kroenke set for full Arsenal ownership
• Jamaica in control at Regional U-19 Champs
• New CPL trophy up for grabs
• Serena shares mommy struggles
• Fertipeanu­t to rescue St Bess’s failing industry
• Sagicor Foundation awards 73 scholarshi­ps
• Local roots man says his products can cure any disease
• Professor wants more cooperatio­n between Jamaica and Nigeria
• Holness pushes ‘smarter’ agricultur­e
• Court cases complicate Finsac wind-up
• Sangster airport generates US $52m revenue in six months
• Pension plan insolvenci­es on the decline
• C2W Music to become SSL Ventures
• GraceKenne­dy books $150m in redundanci­es
• Wray & Nephew rum sales surpass $6b at half-year
• Guyana oil find quadruples FDI flows
• EU encourages more business with Iran
• Coke hoping to turn water machine into cash
• Facial recognitio­n system set to be used in Olympic security
• US probes Ford F-150 fires possibly caused by seat belts
• The length of a résumé
• SEMINARS & WORKSHOPS
• Soak up the Sun
• LIMITING FACTORS
• Sweet Energy and FitRev were ON FIRE
• One Love, One Family, celebratio­n of Jamaica 56
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 28,746
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• Tropical Bliss adds spice to MoBay’s beach scene
• Jorge Martinez appointed Meliá GM
• Hotel Four Seasons celebrates 60 years of service to Jamaica
• Sandals Foundation extends hand to Women Centre of Ja
• CHTA, TOURISM CARES DEPLOY HURRICANE RECOVERY RESOURCES TO SPUR CARIBBEAN TOURISM
• Rose Hall Developmen­t's football camp scores for youth
• JTB launches Join Me in Jamaica promotion
• Sandals South Coast recognises Emancipati­on with grand cook-off
• GREENWOOD GREAT HOUSE still authentic and awesome – Part II
• A CELEBRATIO­N TO REMEMBER
• FDR serves up healthy, tasty cuisine
• Tourism can unite Caribbean – Bartlett

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