Stabroek News - 2017-05-22

• Water rising again in Region Eight - APA
• ‘We cannot discourage whistle-blowers’–Bulkan
• Man killed in Smyth and D’Urban Sts crash
• Banks DIH Group profit down
• Trump tells Middle East to ‘drive out’ Islamist extremists
• India’s “new Silk Road” snub highlights gulf with China
• N.Korea says missile tests warhead guidance, ready for deployment
• Venezuela’s Maduro attacks ‘fascist’ protesters for setting man alight
• Honduran opposition groups back TV star for presidency
• Protesters call for Temer resignatio­n as uncertaint­y grips Brazil
• Time to appoint Local Government Commission
• GAWU’s priority seems not to be workers’ representa­tion but to mobilize around another cause
• Under the PPP/C Guyana had the fastest growing economy in the region
• Guyana’s Children…A Neglected Lot?
• The 2017 U.S. Department of State Internatio­nal Narcotics Control Strategy Report
• Water improvemen­ts across the country benefit over 100,000
• Procuremen­t body to complete $605m probe soon
• Shot pandit recovering
• Procuremen­t board seeking evaluators
• PNCR launches 60th anniversar­y celebratio­ns
• No attention has been paid to the CoI into the Public Service
• Their favourite fast food restaurant
• Medicaid cuts coming in Trump budget -Washington Post
• Churches warn South Africa becoming a “mafia state”
• Figueira questions election of UDFA president
• Durant’s big third quarter helps Warriors sink Spurs
• Real title win “an incredible feeling” for Zidane
• Ronaldo fires Real to first title since 2012 with win at Malaga
• Chanderpau­l hundred rallies Lancashire
• Achievers begin DVA Volleyball league with easy win over select Demerara Under19s - Bartica Warriors upstage Castrol Strikers in other encounter
• Review of eligibilit­y rule at advanced stage:
• Thompson, Blake grab wins at Invitation­al
• MI edge RPS to clinch third IPL title

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