Cloud over NHT scheme
Audit points to 'departure from the law' in Denham Town/Hannah Town project.

JHTA puts Pickersgill under fire
Census-taking exercise completed
Carnival Cruise reacts to criticisms
Natural disasters taking toll on senior citizens

Sunshine, at last!
Jamaicans gave a collective sigh of relief yesterday as they woke up to sunshine - for the first time in 10 days. The sunshine brought with it a bustle of activities from early, in Half-Way Tree, Cross Roads and Downtown Kingston...

New drug detector machines in place at airports
Some elderly flood victims still in Portland shelters

FSC to license pension fund managers
The Financial Services Commission (FSC) is to be given the power to license managers of pension funds as part of the reform to the regulations governing retirement benefits.

Caribbean needs 'special and differential' treatment
Bass Hotels gets go-ahead for project

Gayle plunders the Indians
Left-handed openers Chris Gayle, with 84 off 67 balls, and Wavell Hinds led the West Indies to a crushing victory by seven wickets over India with a volley of boundaries in the rain-shortened fourth one-day international yesterday.

Crowe expects close, tough series
Simpson stars
Jamalco will take crown - Nevers
Stage set for exciting World Cup

Editorial - Justice system faltering
All is not well in the Jamaican justice system. We say this because there have been too many instances when the system fails to satisfy the best criteria of fairness and equity - and sometimes elementary competence.

Putting people in harm's way
Go-fast boats - centre of gravity of cocaine trade (Pt.1)
Those dog days of summer

Exposing shortcomings
THE EDITOR, Sir: It would be an abject failure on my part, had I not taken the time and patience to write and recognise the tremendous part The Gleaner has played in highlighting the achievements and shortcomings of the following departments...

The message is worth repeating

Education drops off the rhythm
Hearing a song in the dancehall which accentuates the tremendous value of achieving a decent education, is akin to a UFO sighting - it is 'rarer' than raw steak

Good use for bad words
Pam Hall - straight music, no sex

Learning from the Seventh-Day Adventists
Have you noticed how rapidly sanctuaries of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church (SDA) are springing up all over Jamaica? It seems you can hardly travel a mile in the island without encountering an SDA sign welcoming you to the particular village/community.

Is religion the cause of human suffering?
Ian Boyne now on radio

Letting the language of drawing speak
Patrick Kitson presents 22 pieces in his exhibition 'Pen and Brushstrokes', now on at the Mutual Gallery... The pen has the upper hand in this exhibition as Kitson handles the medium with precision, patience and skill.

Book about Caribbean women in management published
Singing in the rain...

Cover Story - Women on top: Three female envoys speak
Carrers are no longer testosterone driven in today's world where many managerial positions are now open to women. However, it remains true that women still struggle to break the 'glass ceiling'.

Breaking the silence on HIV/AIDS: A little child shall lead them
Opinion- High school machismo

Change, adaptability and equity
The following are excerpts of the address made by Lloyd Goodleigh at the Grace Kennedy Foundation Lecture 2002, titled "Changing With Change - Workplace Dynamics Today and Tomorrow"

Wanted: people of integrity
Lessons from Madrid