Stabroek News - 2017-02-27

• PPP support for term limits has not changed - Ramotar
• Bourda Market butcher killed in accident
• Police say Bagotville robbery suspect shot while resisting arrest
• Drone rules in effect from today
• Outstandin­g Debts Crippling Operations At Coldingen
• Those Annual General Meetings
• N.Korea spy agency runs arms operation out of Malaysia, U.N. says
• Trump budget plan will not cut Social Security, Medicare -Mnuchin
• Cabinet’s no-objection
• Five-year plan being drawn up for South Ruimveldt/Industrial Estate
• Guyana needs an ex-offender rehabilita­tion programme
• The President has many rivers and mountains to cross to reach national unity
• Bad experience at Chinese restaurant
• The activation of the Public Procuremen­t Commission (Part II)
• Jamaica fishermen saved oil survey, says Tullow
• Jamaica PM gives Cabinet ministers time to prove their worth
• Linden TV licence still in limbo
• Law clear Cabinet should have no role on contracts now PPC in place - Nandlall
• Section ‘M’ Campbellvi­lle residents want drainage, other improvemen­ts
• -recommends targeting of CARICOM market
• Norton meets with Charity residents over concerns
• March for Girls to commemorat­e Internatio­nal Women’s Day
• Parking meter bases on pavements pose hazard to pedestrian­s
• The parking meters
• ‘People’s Court’ judge Joseph Wapner dies at 97 -reports
• Round and around
• CARICOM summit produced no meaningful results
• Hard to get informatio­n from Region Two government officers
• A suggestion for ‘fixing’ Guyana
• President is to be commended for his Republic Day speech
• There are signs of cultural, religious tolerance in some western nations
• Fitness Challenge, a test of fitness says Jamie Mc Donald
• Husbands is winner of Burnham Memorial three stage cycle road race

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