Stabroek News - 2022-07-02

• Crisis-hit Ghana changes its mind and turns to IMF for help
• U.S. West Coast port labour contract expires, raising stakes for talks
• Trinidad cop was killed by his own during operation – complaints authority rules
• Why unions matter
• The public needs to know exactly what this Commission of Inquiry into the elections will investigat­e
• SN’s editorial missed talking about mindfulnes­s for the creators of a dysfunctio­nal environmen­t
• We have a responsibi­lity to condemn police violence and inter-communal violence
• My questions surrounds the efficiency, or lack of it, from the Guyana Police Force
• Symptoms of a fractured nation
• Ali moves to consult Norton on acting Top Cop appointmen­t
• ‘I felt like I died that night. A piece of me did…’
• GPL blames ‘communicat­ion breakdown’ for 11-hour Region Two power outage
• Breadfruit Fries
• Time to remove the stigma from abortion
• St. Ignatius, Brickdam Secondary schools awarded for tug boat names
• Exxon looking for contractor­s to build Port Mourant technical training college
• Anna Regina municipali­ty inks $18M in contracts
• Maverick Pant rescues India with blistering hundred
• Dhaniram brothers lead Windies Masters charge for Marborough Cup
• Australia crush Sri Lanka in first test
• Anderson, Nedd in CWI Academy
• Lewis’s future remains in doubt

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