Stabroek News Sunday - 2017-04-16

• Investor urges zero tolerance for subpar building materials in gov't projects
• Nandlall sues AG over law reports allegation­s
• GPSU branch head asks court to suspend union’s executive
• No cause yet for screening of visiting missionari­es - Felix
• Regan Rodrigues re-arrested over Crum-Ewing murder
• Lotteries Commission should be dissolved – Trotman
• Drug procuremen­t top of the agenda
• North Korean missile ‘blows up’ on test launch as Pence heads for South
• World’s oldest person dies in Italy at 117
• Bombing of Syrian bus convoy kills dozens outside Aleppo
• Former Afghan president calls decision to drop massive US bomb ‘treason’
• UN rights expert praises Cuba social welfare system; hopes for more dialogue
• Mercosur to sign trade deal with EU this year, Argentina says - NZZ
• Government applied different standards to VAT on medical services from those on education services
• Grade Six Assessment
• Sara – a bold and vital instrument
• Land rights should be dealt with holistical­ly
• Unanswered questions remain on VAT on private education
• Bid process for Sheriff St-Mandela Ave expansion halted as greenlight from IDB awaited
• Widespread under invoicing of imported building material seen – Statia
• Six Region One roads for $762M all-weather upgrade
• Recognizin­g and understand­ing the tax benefits
• Global lessons on local content requiremen­ts for Guyana’s coming oil and gas extraction industry
• Fast-tracked drug payments on hold
• Body found at Orangestei­n
• Bus, taxi operators call for Stabroek Square road repairs
• PAC deliberate­s on remunerati­on for top procuremen­t body officers
• Cuba’s cautious transition to a new generation
• Before long Cuba’s leadership will have to clarify to the Cuban people how generation­al change will occur, and what and who will be involved. The process is meant to be complete by the time of next Cuban Communist Party Congress in 2021: it is likely to b
• Trump supporters, opponents clash in California park
• Turks vote in historic referendum on expanding Erdogan’s power
• Feel the pain of the poor and immigrants, pope says at Easter Vigil
• Computers seized from Enmore NDC were donated in 2010 – clerk
• GMSA elects new executive
• Archer shines with career-best to stun Kent
• West urges players to cash in on tour match opportunit­y
• Edwards facing injury spell on sidelines
• Narine cameo fires KKR to victory
• Pollard fireworks take shine off Badree hat-trick as Mumbai win
• Dave Scott seeks sixth title as Regatta 2017 gets underway today
• Australian Tye ends long IPL wait with dazzling debut
• Afghanista­n wicketkeep­er Shahzad fails doping test
• GFF’s disciplina­ry committee rules in favour of the clubs in Elite League matter
• Cariah anchors resilient Red Force batting – 1st day, 10th round
• Warriors seek redemption after last year’s Finals collapse
• Eastman wins feature event at Universal Auto Sales programme
• Paul, Fudadin put Guyana in driver’s seat
• Top horses and jockeys compete today in Guyana Cup Fever
• Guyana fares well on opening day of Caribbean junior TT c/ships
• Hungry Somalis weigh a daughter’s freedom against her siblings’ lives
• Pioneering science teacher, nutritioni­st Lorna McPherson still serving after more than 50 years
• I need to untangle myself
• He is threatenin­g me
• Handy Tips
• The Mighty Itanami: a review
• Councillor­s to receive original parking meter contract
• Six per cent drop in Harbour Bridge traffic during paid parking
• So, Foisor are US chess champions
• CXC ENGLISH
• Hungry Somalis weigh a daughter’s freedom against her siblings’ lives
• Sugar for your scalp
• Did Yvonne Nelson shade her ex Iyanya?

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