Stabroek News Sunday - 2016-07-17

• Cevons group protests award of $221M landfill contract
• GCCI President urges gov’t to hold off on new taxes
• Why some women stay? For love, says Wintress White
• Cops arrest stepfather in probe of abuse of Berbice girls
• Fires destroy Sophia, Vigilance homes
• Parents of boys killed in Drop-In Centre fire granted access to remains, documents
• ‘Panta’ surrenders to cops
• Turkey rounds up plot suspects after thwarting coup against Erdogan
• Thai sex industry under fire from tourism minister, police
• Police arrest three in Nice as Islamic State claims truck attack
• Brazil deports Franco-Algerian physicist convicted in past terror plot
• Trinidad denied 320 Jamaicans entry last year
• EDITORIAL
• This generation must stand up and struggle for what they want
• One of the greatest dangers any leader faces is that posed by the flatterers and yes-men who tend to congregate around power. No leader can afford to do the job of leading without having by his bedside a well-thumbed copy of Machiavell­i’s
• Gov’t to work on plan for interperso­nal violence crisis
• Amendment to Police Act needed to cement SOCU operating procedures
• A look at some trends in the economy
• Boon or loss: Closing the discussion of Guyana’s low deforestat­ion rate
• We must embrace all of Guyana
• Kares says met contractua­l obligation­s o
• N Kato school
• Mystery fire destroys Vigilance house
• Millennial­s turning away from cruises and casinos
• Lusignan massacre accused can apply for leave to appeal decision ordering new trial
• Over 9,000 yellow fever vaccines administer­ed in Berbice
• Lethem, Mabaruma residents await local programmin­g from new radio stations
• US-based Guyanese woman’s passport not recovered after checks at CJIA
• Port Kaituma residents give mixed reviews on meeting over Matarkai road
• Brilliant Gayle, Shakib rescue Tallawahs
• Cavendish powers to 30th Tour win as Froome retains lead
• Woakes keeps England in hunt but Pakistan in charge
• Blackwood finds form with half-century
• GTA relocates morning sessions of annual P&P camp
• Exciting final anticipate­d as Tucville oppose North East La Penitence
• Was I wrong to leave these guys?
• Mom is all about the money
• Disaster Down Under
• Stretched-to-the-limit passport office seeing around 400 applicants per day

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