Jamaica Gleaner - 2020-08-16

• Neita Robertson faces TOUGH JURY in Portland Western
• Morrison UP TO THE TASK in St Catherine NE
• Judge reversed Hylton’s conviction, sentence
• ... Other parliament­arians charged; reversal not unusual, says attorney
• Kamala Harris ignites pride in Brown’s Town See related story on D10.
• MPs welcome grading system but caution against inaccuraci­es
• Campaign finance contributi­ons – an overview
• Better gender balance needed in Parliament
• Loans with moratorium not classified as non-performing
• UWI should not convert USD fees, says lecturer
• Project was approved, says JAJ’s lawyer; error in calculatio­n acknowledg­ed
• UWI cut contracts
• Court ruling a victory for world football, says Wallace
• Lyon ‘team spirit’ good enough to knock out Man City
• Sunshine Series moves to England
• Pacers, Heat set to restart play-off rivalry
• Mercedes lock up Spanish GP front row
• NEEDED: action manifestos towards rebuilding trust
• MICAF reopens border for potatoes, onions
• BUSINESS EVENTS
• Barita coming to market with APO
• COJ coronaviru­s relief for small businesses is here
• Retreating market, skittish investors
• JAMAICA’S FIRST CASHLESS ALL-IN-ONE FINANCIAL HUB
• China factory output f lat, retail sales slip in July
• Shinehead still STRIVING
• Court ruling allows medical negligence suit outside six-year limitation
• Five years on: The future of Jamaica’s ganja industry –Part 2
• Jamaican student receives Stamps Scholarshi­p
• Kamala Harris
• INDIA AT 74
• Need to engage youth more critical than ever
• Consumer benefits from competitiv­e lottery market in Ja

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