Stabroek News Sunday - 2016-08-28

• Boat operators held for questionin­g over Aruka River collision
• No legal fallout from suspending garbage collection by private contractor­s -King
• Serious crimes in hinterland at 10-year-low
• Signing of Cummingsbu­rg Accord was right decision for future of PNCR - Clarke
• Police force doubles clearance rate for cases
• Bongo aims to extend 50-year family rule in Gabon election
• Turkey ratchets up Syria offensive, says warplanes hit Kurdish militia
• Vatican says it has high hopes of better ties with China
• Paraguay says eight troops killed in ambush
• Bolivia accuses mining leader and two others of minister's murder
• Venezuela ex-mayor Ceballos sent to prison from house arrest
• Bond scandal
• Norton should not wait to be fired, he should resign
• Every day made marvellous by reading
• Towards a national fire plan
• Government’s final offer to public servants is disappoint­ing
• Letters...Letters...Letters...Letters...Letters...Letters...Letters...Letters... Letters...Letters...Letters... Letters... The parking meter contractor should be Chanderpau­l training paid only 10% of revenues for 50 years to be a cricket coach
• UG Vice-Chancellor urges new students to ‘cross sea’ to higher education
• Essequibo Chamber head says ferry delays aggravatin­g economic slowdown in region
• Wealth accounting and the green economy
• Guyana’s proposed national log export policy
• Robb St bus parallel parkin drive commer
• Sinesses say ng, meters will rce out of city
• Chand says cooperatio­n needed to resist any bid to reprivatiz­e sugar
• GDF team does well at Internatio­nal Patrol Competitio­n in Brazil
• AFC backing Carrington’s move to relax ganja use penalty
• Ed Ahmad sentencing now November 15
• A new regional context for tourism
• Man still on the run after torching sisters’ home
• Cops awaiting results of DNA analysis from suspected remains of Babita Sarjou
• Trophy Stall on board for today’s President’s Cup meet
• Chess team to Baku gets sponsorshi­p from Jones, Bond
• Triple header to highlight Mayor’s Cup quarter-finals
• ----Turbo hard Court b/ball c/ships
• Heir-apparent Kerber confident she can handle pressure
• Pizza Hut GCC stays unbeaten
• De Kock top-scores as South Africa batsmen flourish
• Knowledge of pitch helped in hundred, says Lewis
• Nadal aims to carry Olympic boost into US Open
• Bravo proved his quality with superb final ball: Brathwaite
• Root leads England to easy one-day win over Pakistan
• Lewis’s ton, Bravo brilliance seals one run win for Windies
• Foo, 151, Permaul 10-80 lead L/Corentyne to huge win
• In a predicamen­t
• Handy Tips
• Recent events review Saturday August 20 to Friday August 26
• Guyana team leaves for Baku Olympiad
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