Stabroek News - 2017-05-29

• Raid against Kaieteur mining nabs 21
• Laundering probe of gold dealer only began when GBTI made fraud report - sources
• Nine overseasba­sed Guyanese give their take on opportunit­ies here
• Man arrested after sheriff’s deputy, 7 others shot in Mississipp­i
• N.Korea fires Scud-class ballistic missile, Japan protests
• Scandal-hit Brazilian leader Temer picks new justice minister
• Procuremen­t blunders
• National awards must serve to separate truly extraordin­ary from merely exceptiona­l
• National assets register should be made public to help Gov’t become transparen­t in dealing with multinatio­nal exploitati­on of Guyana’s wealth
• Rice farmers are being exploited by the millers
• ‘Conflict of interest’ attacks on Patrick Yarde are unwarrante­d
• Plantain chip factory on Leguan not feasible
• On the proposed referendum
• Assessing the effectiven­ess of public financial management systems
• Recovery efforts underway in regions 7, 8 following flood
• Phase one of revamped Bartica stelling 35% completed
• Appointmen­t of Deputy REO of Region Three questioned
• Gov’t remains silent on Local Gov’t Commission
• Ban on used tyres
• All voices of reason must step forward on GuySuCo
• ‘Conflict of interest’ attacks on Patrick...
• Kerber crashes out but Kvitova wins on return
• Wimbledon qualifying to be broadcast across Europe for first time
• Vettel leads Ferrari party as Raikkonen chafes
• GFF maintains innocence with respect to court injunction
• LeBron says he has beaten stacked teams like Warriors before
• Jamaicans Kelly, Johnson on target
• Missigher wins yet another Independen­ce 10K race
• Gold Is Money, North East La Penitence ousted from Futsal tourney

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