Stabroek News - 2015-09-07

• Volunteers desilt Regent St drains
• Berbice Bridge deal has to be rejigged – Goolsarran
• GuySuCo to buy back Skeldon power plant
• No political interferen­ce in running of police force –Ramjattan pledges
• Trinidad set for close election
• Recommenda­tions to stem mining deaths to be implemente­d – gov’t
• Germany frees up funds for refugees, speeds up asylum procedures
• Brazil’s Supreme Court opens probe into two Rousseff ministers - media
• Experts dismiss Mexico’s account of apparent student massacre
• The Guatemalan model
• New gov’t has duty to ensure Essequibo rice farmers paid
• Mr Kumar was appointed without the requisite qualificat­ions
• Social cohesion will only follow from remoulding minds, reengineer­ing expectatio­ns
• Pollsters not in agreement in Trinidad election
• The Berbice River Bridge fiasco: The public interest versus the private interest
• Rosie McAndrew, Wordsworth’s White Wife: Living in Guyana from 1968 -1973
• Essequibo rice millers owe farmers over $632m
• New REOs should be judged on performanc­e - Bulkan
• Rickey Singh parts company with Chronicle over unpublishe­d column
• Gov’t team tours Mahdia for talks on town plans
• Grand Slam-seeking Serena vs Venus in quarters
• Colts romp to victory over Bulls in Burnham Memorial b/ball c/ships
• Raiders crowned street football kings
• Elite League a defining moment for GFF
• Hamilton roars to 53 point lead over Rosberg
• Five in five for Forde
• Disappoint­ed Ramdin to focus on family, batting
• Bassarath not on board with decision to sack Ramdin
• Injury-plagued all-rounder Watson ends test career
• Volleyball federation names team for CSV tournament in Brazil

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