Stabroek News Sunday - 2018-07-01

• Can Jagdeo be PPP’s kingmaker?
• Décor start-up ‘Wabbani’ seeks to build global platform for Indigenous craftsmen
• Son charged as accessory to missing Corentyne pensioner’s murder
• Lawrence announces bid for PNCR Chairperso­n
• Indigenous-based party aiming at broad-based support
• Bavarian CSU welcomes Merkel’s migration deals ahead of today’s crisis meeting
• Iran’s leaders seek ways to defend economy from U.S. sanctions
• Protesters across U.S. call on Trump to reunite immigrant families
• China lends $1 billion to Pakistan to boost plummeting FX reserves
• Our hands tied with repatriati­on process Immigratio­n Officers on riot at IDC
• Jamaican Finance Minister urges public pressure on banks
• Indigenous Peoples’ party
• When will the Ministry of Education upgrade teachers who have Public Management degrees?
• Faith and Science
• 2020 elections campaign should focus on economic issues, avoid usual rhetoric
• Charles Ramson Jr. needs to politicall­y mature before he runs for president
• Mabaruma Power Company applies for hydropower licence
• Bus drivers on bail as cops await advice on charges in deaths of brothers
• Trade wars
• Oil Government Take & Spending: Navigating Guyana’s Developmen­t Challenges - 1
• -ensuring access to jobs, higher education remain challenges
• Time for honesty about the future of the CSME
• Ramson Jr defends announceme­nt of candidacy
• Masked bandits beat, rob Kuru Kururu family in home invasion
• Bravo brothers fire Hawks to comfortabl­e win
• Olympic Day cycling a success despite rain
• James destroys field in marquee event
• Regal Masters eliminates Floodlight­s
• GFF dissolves GFA
• Brilliant Cavani brace fires Uruguay into last eight
• The real value of the VAR at Russia 2018
• Mbappe double leads France past Argentina in 4-3 thriller
• Brilliant Cavani brace fires Uruguay into last eight
• – Leza Singh was refreshing addition
• AFC to proceed with local gov’t campaign
• Reshaping of local gov’t areas aimed at cutting PPP/C wins at polls – Jagdeo
• Indian child prodigy is world’s second youngest grandmaste­r
• GRADE FIVE SCIENCE
• GRADE FIVE SOCIAL STUDIES

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