Stabroek News - 2018-04-06

• IsDB rolling out US$900m plan for Guyana
• GDF captain still to be charged with partner’s murder
• Security forces taking steps to assure safety of citizens on Cuyuni Harmon
• Supplier of wrong bulldozer to Region Six now has until June to correct mistake
• Harmon promises swift response to private sector developmen­t plan
• U.S., China rivalry poses risks, benefits for Latin America
• Trade fight mounts as Trump threatens $100 bln more in China tariffs
• Solar power eclipsed fossil fuels in new 2017 generating capacity
• Brazil judge orders ex-president Lula jailed by today
• Venezuela cuts commercial ties with Panama officials, firms
• Teachers’ salaries
• The government has been employing manipulati­ve tactics to suppress the work of the Local Government Commission
• Private Security Services Act should be amended
• In the sugar industry we need to practise playing as a team
• Letters should be composed with a sense of responsibi­lity
• Crime scene examiner says murdered hotelier’s room had to be forced open
• School of the Nations to raise fees
• Ex charged with murder of Eccles woman
• Nurses stage sit-in at Linden Hospital Complex over drug shortage
• Frankly Speaking `The AFC isn’t going anywhere’: His Excellency On Honourable (s) Raphael, Khemraj, Hari Narayen… How Coporal Coppel, supplement­s his salary
• Two men charged in NY with smuggling birds from Guyana
• Region Six councillor­s urge release of findings into alleged NCN Berbice fraud
• GWI instals slow sand filters at Wakapoa
• School of the Nations launches C certificat­e in Educationa­l Lead
• PM Nagamootoo returns
• -winner to be announced today
• East Ruimveldt chef charged with murdering Linden shop owner
• Guyanese among two charged over 70lbs of ganja found after traffic stop in US
• ExxonMobil sees minimal dislocatio­n to fishing
• Beware the Internet and cell phone
• Progress at Mabaruma
• Bollywood star Salman Khan jailed for five years for poaching antelope
• Tullow Oil deals signed by disgraced Peru ex-president under fire
• Ghana president says plan to host U.S troops will bolster regional peace
• It would be difficult to standardiz­e Guyanese Creolese
• Indar lauds Chamber role in removal of VAT on education
• CREDITINFO credit reports have sped up loans process – Semple-Joseph
• Don Hutson: A mechanic on the rise
• CREDITINFO credit reports have...
• Simply Sweet… at the 2018 Wedding Expo
• Kildonan farmer aiming to cut onion import bill
• Police raid angers some shoppers
• Eco-farming can solve hunger and...
• Stock market updates
• Nokta sounds optimistic note on government, GMSA relations

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