Stabroek News - 2017-08-07

• AFC voices full confidence in Ramjattan
• Venezuela quells attack on military base, two killed
• Better Hope man decapitate­d
• S.Korea, U.S. agree on pressure for N.Korea, China media warns on sanctions
• Sinkhole on Carifesta Avenue filled, concerns remain
• Sport can drive economic developmen­t
• Security sector reform
• Are the police interviewi­ng suspects or interrogat­ing them?
• The Minister of Finance should be creative
• A stand should be taken on one side or the other of the Venezuelan divide
• Guyana should have recycling plants
• Funding is the fundamenta­l problem for basketball
• Teaching the Youth: How ethnic marginalis­ation hinders social and political developmen­t in the Caribbean
• ExxonMobil advertises key positions
• Forbes Burnham remembered
• Chris Ram, Gerry Gouveia proposed for anti-laundering authority
• Four weeks on…Dangerous escapees still on the loose
• -fuel supply could become an issue
• Men on assault charges after Stabroek Market skirmish
• City rolls out new garbage collectors
• Barabina Road now a swamp, residents feel forgotten
• Global efforts to combat climate...
• Teaching the Youth: How ethnic marginalis­ation hinders social...
• Photograph­er robbed at gunpoint
• Public Service Announceme­nts
• Yarde was not at press conference
• Why is GWI charging when water is cut off?
• Jadeja bowls India to series-clinching victory
• Referees abandon Futsal final owing to crowd encroachme­nt
• India’s Jadeja suspended for final Sri Lanka test
• Tallawahs stumble in title defence
• Alfred has eyes set on 2020 Olympics
• Jamal John wins Reagan Rodrigues Memorial 50-mile event
• Bowie snatches 100 metres from Ta Lou on the line
• Moeen strokeplay maintains England’s command
• Brathwaite the hero at the death for the Patriots
• Hope, Blackwood rally Windies with half-centuries

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