Stabroek News - 2018-01-29

• Alexander Village residents plead for help over chronic flooding
• Crime wave Col to go ahead
• City Mayor upbraids Minister Bulkan
• Additional resources for effective border patrols -Harmon
• GWI working to further improve Plaisance/ Sparendaam service -Managing Director urges residents to pay off debt
• Trump security team sees building U.S. 5G network as option
• Mexico to send troops to stem violence after record 25,000 murders
• Swedish IKEA founder Kamprad dies at 91
• Russia’s Navalny detained as protesters point to poll fraud threat
• Ten dead as rival Yemenis battle for control of Aden
• T&T Immigratio­n officers not happy with their boss
• T&T Prisons Commission­er: Killing us is not the solution
• Production Sharing Agreement with Exxon Mobil subsidiary
• The oil find in Guyana is huge
• Sugar workers should recognise they have become fodder for bigger ambitions
• Jeffrey’s commentary applies to both sides
• In colonial times Guyana brought in three types of church organ
• George Maxwell Richards bequeathed a rich legacy to St Augustine Campus
• The Petroleum Commission Bill 2017
• Youth are already taking the lead
• No further complaints made by SOCU over GBTI documents – counsel
• Greenidge to pursue Indian offer of help to sugar industry
• Cummings Lodge man found dead on road in pool of blood
• Two shot after bothersome man opens fire on Mahaica domino players
• Gecom headquarte­rs for expansion
• Suspect in attack on Sisters Village couple released
• Mangroves cleared at Ruimzigt for sea defence work
• Did not attack GAWU
• Youth are already taking the lead
• Return of the parking meters
• Achievemen­ts galore as Dorado Swim Club prepares to celebrate 25th anniversar­y
• Drayton, Taffin Khan among leaders of senior Chess qualifiers

Stabroek News - 2018-01-27

Stabroek News - 2018-01-30