Stabroek News - 2018-06-04

• John Fernandes gearing up for oil role
• Whim cane harvester dies after struck by neighbour’s car
• Girls who were to be tried for murder of pensioner repatriate­d to Canada after negotiatio­ns
• Bandits raid Cuyuni camp, cart off $13m in gold
• Guatemala’s Fuego volcano eruption kills 25, injures hundreds
• With ports, ships and promises, India asserts role in SE Asia
• Talks end with China warning trade benefits at risk if U.S. imposes tariffs
• Owen Arthur ‘31st casualty’ of election
• Barbados suspension of debt payments triggers another downgrade
• Revenue increases but Petrotrin still suffers loss
• Deaths of GGMC employees
• There is a need to enlighten children about indigenous culture
• Ebini Road is being done by the NDIA
• LGBT persons are among God’s own prized creations
• Yes to Guyana’s First Gay Pride Parade - A Letter to my Daughter, and a response to Ms. Bernice Walcott
• Report on End of year Outcome 2017
• Region Four Education Dep’t in eye screening
• Public Infrastruc­ture to now oversee constructi­on of Palmyra monument
• -Flatts rejects Edghill’s allegation­s
• Small states being evaluated on moneylaund­ering face other challenges - AG
• Dennison reiterates plans in train to move GGMC from Subryanvil­le
• New Port Mourant well to help with 24-hr water supply
• Women inmates at NA prison benefit from health activity
• Translatio­n group offering services in all nine Indigenous languages
• Football on the edge of huge transition but infighting has to cease
• South American Games…Allicock in medal round
• England rout Pakistan inside three days
• Women’s TT team eliminated at quarters
• Bhagwandin prevails in Grand Coastal Classic
• Guerrero scores twice on Peru comeback after doping reprieve
• Clarkston dominates junior girls divisions -Van Lange, Ninvalle, Romain take spoils in boys divisions

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