Jamaica Gleaner - 2020-08-21

• Haughton seeks to wrest home turf from Malahoo Forte
• I see no reason to vote, says Clarendon SE resident
• Robinson trashes Douglas’ record as Trafalgar councillor
• Tony Hart dies, praised for transformi­ng MoBay
• Hope nomination day folly doesn’t cost us dearly
• Divine approach to transform political arena
• God cares for everybody
• Tribal politics needs to be stopped
• Lawrence Tavern division turns on roads, crime – residents
• JLP attracts youth as PNP support rests with elders
• I will be rewarded for the work I’ve done – Vaz
• Zouks beat Tridents in rain-affected affair
• JCA embracing digital future
• Senior-Smith promises residents water, Wi-Fi, work
• JLP seeks to end PNP’s 31-year hold on St Catherine NC
• Brown confident of securing another term
• PROTOJE DROPS ‘SELF DEFENSE ANTI-DUB’
• Koffee headlines Manifesto festival
• KFC gives hope to 2,500 children
• Past students give back to Robin’s Hall Primary pupils
• COVID-19 concerns
• JTA’s elections set for October
• Jetcon ramps up staff amid slow recovery
• Make pension savings mandatory for Jamaicans, actuary suggests
• Wary of bad debt, FosRich adjusts credit terms
• Concerned Shareholde­rs of SSL Group Seek Answers
• Scotiabank Canada fined for commoditie­s price manipulati­on
• Sagicor X Fund writes down $7.5b of assets
• The budding alliance of Turkey and Venezuela
• Market shrugs off historical­ly bad earnings season
• Airbnb files preliminar­y paperwork for IPO, bans house parties

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