Stabroek News - 2019-08-01

• House to house can take polls to June at earliest – Jagdeo
• GECOM Chair in separate meetings with commission­ers
• GTUC welcomes appointmen­t of Claudette Singh
• ExxonMobil Guyana backing job readiness programme
• Biden and Harris do battle, face attacks in combative U.S. Democratic debate
• U.S., China to keep talking on trade after little progress in Shanghai
• Paraguay president says “accepts the fight” after calls for impeachmen­t
• Historic MoU signed between UWI, University of Glasgow on reparatory justice related to slavery
• Georgetown Chamber adamant that local content legislatio­n vital and urgently needed
• Gov’t must conduct privacy impact assessment of surveillan­ce cameras project
• Compromise needed on elections date
• Unwarrante­d alarms being raised against Haitians
• CARICOM shouldn’t wait to be surprised by the unexpected
• Western diplomats and President meet
• Bus driver, conductor charged with assaulting cop
• Nearly three years on…
• Man who had oral sex with child appeals 20-year sentence
• Wanted bulletin issued for Sargeant in Terry Ault murder
• GWI drills new well in Moco Moco
• City mayor: We are seeing a drainage system that works
• Police force denounces statements in news item about Irfaan Ali’s plans for joint services
• Theft of medical supplies deserved jail term
• My six-year-old daughter is aghast at litter in city
• Gov’t hands out 209 land titles at Mount Sinai, New Amsterdam
• Woman jailed 20 son appeal
• Bakery granted permission to use Stabroek Market Square – Town Clerk

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