Stabroek News Sunday - 2018-07-29

• Gov’t cautious about borrowing despite growing interest by lenders
• Woman critical after being stabbed by son-in-law
• Fort Wellington doctor undergoes supervisio­n, remediatio­n after opioid abuse complaint
• Berbice cops under investigat­ion for allegedly torturing vendor
• US citizens robbed shortly after arrival
• Pakistan’s Khan in coalition talks with small party, independen­ts
• G20 agricultur­e ministers slam protection­ism, pledge WTO reforms
• Australia’s government loses by-elections, denting re-election prospects
• New informatio­n system to improve service at UHWI
• T&T Gov’t bans styrofoam imports
• $22.5M fraud at SJLRC
• Emancipati­on
• The Public Service is not a rest home
• Bill Carr – a love and reverence for literature
• SOCU, the State and the Judiciary
• When will our history and literature be properly documented and archived?
• Frustrated customer needs answers for GTT’s inconsiste­nt internet service
• Some traffic ranks should desist from terrorisin­g Guyanese travelling public
• -planning to use additional land for indigenous village to raise income
• ‘The coming oil bonanza’ and bad signals
• Oil consultant denies advising gov’t to set up national oil company
• Oil, Government Take & Spending: Navigating Guyana’s Developmen­tal Challenges – 5
• It Mek I Wan Fi Dance
• Regional Chairman says Mabaruma solar fa
• Arm’s projected capacity being exaggerate­d
• Investigat­ion conducted into death of Hampshire couple’s unborn child
• Responding to changing attitudes to migration
• CCJ asked to reconsider decision on Essequibo land dispute
• Fire Service seeks to curb rise in fires in hospitalit­y sector
• UG still offering history degree
• Dindyal lone Guyanese in WI U-16 tour of England
• Ramnarine wants U19 players to adjust and apply themselves
• Queensway Security sponsors Guinness Cage Street-ball
• Thomas praises team work as he stands on brink of Tour title
• Hamilton strikes in the wet to seize pole in Hungary
• Windies wait for series win continues as Tigers prevail
• SCOREBOARD
• Defending champs through to semi-finals
• Further uses for salt
• Hydration is important
• Navigating the burden of care
• Recent events review Saturday, July 21st to Friday July 27th
• Cops kill five suspected burglars in Turkeyen shootout
• Guyana to vote for FIDE president in Georgia
• Close choices
• CSEC English
• GRADE FIVE SCIENCE
• From the Firelight Fairy Book
• Happinessi­snowhere
• NICIL should have appealed Guyana Sto
• Two Aurora c tillers of the
• Ockfeeds share dilution decision to CCJ

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