Stabroek News - 2017-02-25

• GGMC shuts down illegal mining operations in regions Eight and Nine
• CH&PA Board dissolved over rancour, little work, Harmon says
• Procuremen­t body says it has no role in endorsing contracts
• New apps aim to upgrade taxi business
• US-Guyana Relations Good - Murray
• Sugar, Many Bauxite Workers Stay Home
• Trump vows military build-up, hammers nationalis­t themes
• Kansas shooting raises fears with local Indian-Americans
• ‘We ask government to change decision on private education VAT’
• The long view
• There are misconceiv­ed notions surroundin­g presidenti­al immunities
• Abuse is Abuse
• Amend the Constituti­on again to make clear the two-term limit
• Joseph was true workers’ champion – unions
• Petition calling for removal of VAT from private education submitted to gov’t
• Cop dies after Vigilance crash
• Pike St man charged with killing vagrant who tried to rescue club worker from attack
• No bail for Albouystow­n men accused of robbing bank customers
• – court hears
• SASOD mounts campaign against hate music being played on the radio
• Centenary issue of Guyana Annual launched
• REO asked to provide detailed report on Region 2 fuel storage, losses to PAC
• The pieces of the Jagdeo jigsaw are falling into place
• Cousins rips Kings, calls trade to New Orleans ‘coward move’
• O’Keefe sparks India collapse with six wickets in 24 balls
• Uncapped duo earn test callup as Morkel returns for S Africa
• Campbelle credits RHTY&SC for team’s success
• Eastman wins Courts 40-mile race in B/ce
• Rockets spoil Cousins debut with Pelicans
• Beaton upbeat about contest against England
• Rupununi Festival comes to Georgetown
• Singing for queen of calypso Diana Chapman-Clarke came by chance
• Aquaila Rupan wins Miss Mash crown in stiff competitio­n
• Oscar best actor race is tale of two opposites
• Aquaila Rupan wins Miss Mash crown in stiff competitio­n
• Talking Mashramani

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