Stabroek News - 2018-02-27

• No-confidence motion filed against Royston King
• Industry businessma­n succumbs after beating by doctor’s son
• Guyana could be losing out on US$108m per annum from low royalty - Khemraj
• Father and son welders charged with forging chassis numbers for carjackers
• World News ‘Don’t worry about the NRA,’ Trump tells U.S. governors
• How PNB says it fell victim to India’s biggest loan fraud
• ‘Migrate or die’: Venezuelan­s flood into Colombia despite crackdown
• Whistling in the wind
• What should be the attitude of People of African Descent today to slavery?
• It seems Minister Holder only responds to determined and collective demands
• Shahabudde­en’s was a mixed legacy
• Crime and violence taking heavy toll on CARICOM –Secretary General
• Indian nationals fined over forged Canadian Visas
• Council warned over current state of City Hall
• Family suspects foul play in reported Makari River drowning
• Canal No.1 residents told of improved power supply
• Still no word from AG on CLE’s position on law school
• Lindo massacre inquiry to now start public hearings on March 1st
• Woman robs Corentyne driver at gunpoint, torches car
• Germany’s Merkel wins party nod to renew coalition with Social Democrats
• Suu Kyi should oppose Myanmar military or resign, says fellow Nobel Prize winner
• Brazil defense minister to take over public security post
• Cash still king: Swedish central bank urges lawmakers to protect cash payments
• Sridevi will be missed by the Indo-Caribbean community
• There will be no full-blown celebratio­ns until Mash is given back its original route
• Motor vehicle licensing, taxes should vary by region
• The youth have been deceived by both administra­tions
• World Cup without Windies unthinkabl­e: Lara
• We took responsibi­lity, says Man-of-the-Match Cato

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