Stabroek News - 2017-05-05

• Children injured after school bus toppled in West Berbice accident
• AG has not ‘directly responded’ to judge’s complaint seeking apology
• Man charged with 2008 Agricola road murder
• GPHC Chairman ‘outraged’ at conduct of parliament group head
• Bulkan urges council ownership of city metered parking contract
• Attorney General gets five advisors
• U.S. House votes to repeal, replace Obamacare, Senate battle looms
• U.S. State Dept. seeks tougher visa scrutiny, including social media checks
• Australia wins landmark WTO tobacco packaging case - Bloomberg
• Venezuela protests rage, jailed Lopez supporters stage vigil
• T&T man gets 25 years for rape at gunpoint
• Sabga’s lifelong enduring lesson: Never give up
• Mayhem on the roads continuing
• President’s Lands Commission threatens Amerindian rights and democratic gains, it must be revoked
• May Day March 2018 should be a sober one
• Amerindian­s don’t want this COI as they have been holding the gov’t hostage for an additional 10% of land
• Applicatio­n on behalf of client to Deeds Registry was not corrupt
• Need for rehab works at Brickdam station - security committee finds
• Man stabbed to death at Bourda Market
• Presidenti­al visits - and the President’s wall
• Trial of businessma­n underway for murder of suspected bandit
• Reviving extra-curricular activities among priorities for new QC board chairman
• Appointmen­t of judges being addressed - Harmon
• Yarde sworn-in as acting Chairman of Public Service Commission
• Gov’t team to visit Coomacka over severe erosion
• Ministry calls on Toshaos group to apologise for criticism of presidenti­al lands inquiry
• Elections officer defends GPSU polling process
• Canada-based Guyanese robbed here by gunmen
• D’Urban Park has activities at least once per month - Harmon
• South African court orders Zuma to provide reasons for firing Gordhan -eNCA TV
• Spurs’ Parker ruptures quad tendon, out for playoffs
• Nastase slams ‘small-minded’ Wimbledon over Royal Box snub
• Rashford rocket gives Man United away win
• Basketball rule change allows players to wear religious headgear
• The Blame Game
• Tottenham keeping title race interestin­g
• Arsenal must be at their best to beat Man United
• FIFA hears Messi appeal against four-match Argentina ban
• Court-appointed panel asks BCCI to pick India’s Champions Trophy squad
• Windies crush Pakistan to level series
• Holder thrilled by Windies rebound
• Rehana Sultan: The trail-blazing actress Bollywood forgot
• DDL Chairman Samaroo heads regional rum grouping
• School of Entreprene­urship looks to be a game-changer for UG
• Bettencour­t food chain investing in $$M dining, events complex
• Those NACOSH safety and health awards
• Internatio­nal Internal Audit Awareness Month – the Guyana chapter’s contributi­ons
• Trinidad oil spill into Venezuelan waters a sobering lesson for Guyana
• InnoSyS aiming to be a beacon in the local IT sector
• Stock market updates
• More than 50% of food handlers may not be sanitation and safety compliant – Cole

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