Stabroek News - 2020-07-31

• Ralph Gonsalves: `This soap opera has to come to an end and democracy has to prevail. It is self-evident’
• Appeal Court unanimousl­y dismisses case challengin­g recount
• US imposes more travel restrictio­ns on senior Guyanese officials over elections
• Granger reverts to saying he will accept any declaratio­n by GECOM Chair
• Trump floats election delay, lawmakers in both parties reject idea
• GECOM calls meeting for Sunday
• Trinidad: RFHL profits slide by 37.2%
• T&T records 8 new COVID cases in 24-hour span
• `Stay’ of Court of Appeal decision sees heated exchanges
• Owen Arthur and Guyanese democracy
• When the fallout is examined, the govt’s sugar policy was indeed disastrous for the country
• Growth figure masks economic decline of those in bottom half of income scale
• Reliable power supply indispensa­ble to new ‘virtual’ environmen­t
• COVID-19 cases now at 401
• Places of worship to reopen, five more Region Seven villages in lockdown
• $1.6b infectious disease hospital commission­ed
• Blue Flame’s COVID-19 challenges an eye-opener for the state, private sector bodies
• Stock market updates
• For ‘Cup Cakes and Things’ Malika sees light at ...
• Helping to salvage our stricken micro and small businesses
• Windies legend Sir Everton hailed as revolution­ary, nation-builder
• Batsmen let down by technical approach, says former coach Radford
• National football programme needs strong local core – Chris Nurse
• Local campaign calls for immediate legal protectio
• On for coastal mangroves

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