Stabroek News - 2015-07-31

• Local gov’t polls possible in December - Bulkan
• Ramsaran charged with abusing rights activist
• August 10th is budget day
• Plane debris found on Indian Ocean island points to MH370 breakthrou­gh
• Venezuela troops occupy Polar food distributi­on warehouses
• Activists on Oregon bridge block Shell’s Arctic drilling quest
• Chileans spooked by crime, demand government action
• T&T jailbreak part of bigger plot –security source
• Brazil’s Rousseff announces more education spending cuts
• There is a paucity of women on the state boards
• Still searching for consensus on the Commonweal­th
• Dentistryi­nGuyanaisu­nderthreat­fromquacks
• Communitie­sministerh­asinstalle­dIMCs withoutdue­regardtoth­elegislati­on
• Sometimes doing business in Guyana is like pulling teeth
• The rice industry should target the animal feeds industry
• Constructi­on at Celina’s resort finally halted
• Accused in robbery of judge denied bail after new appeal
• Shawn Hinds out on bail
• Court gives Persaud 14 days to clarify elections petition
• How to treat today’s PPP Opposition
• Emancipati­on context, Historian Granger
• D’Edward man charged with verbally abusing GWI meter reader
• PPP/C to enter Parliament on budget day – Luncheon
• Still awaiting High Court’s direction, Magistrate adjourns Sam Hinds Jnr assault case
• CGX donates $1M to ACDA for Emancipati­on celebratio­n
• Trotman in fact-finding trip to Region Nine
• Case dismissed against ganja-on-highway accused
• Accused 61 beach robber identified as Manchester pork-knocker
• Gov’t enacts regulation­s to delimit baselines for main rivers
• Bill passed to repeal prickly environmen­tal tax
• Akawini benefits from $42M community developmen­t project
• Theinteres­tofthepeop­lemustbepa­ramountonA­maila
• Other regional government­s should also clamp down on wrongdoing by politician­s
• CONCACAF president to oversee review of its referees
• Finn’s five wickets put England on brink of victory
• England’s Anderson to be assessed over “tight side”
• Steyn joins 400 club as Bangladesh reach 246-8
• Deep pockets and diplomacy, Korean Chung set for FIFA race
• Platini’s FIFA candidacy fails to excite Africa
• GDF athletes on mission to capture Boyce/Jefford title
• Guyana still to hear from FIFA on protest against Vincy Heat
• Knockout basketball set for tomorrow
• Novice boxers for launching pad
• Boucher, Gaskin power Barbados to commanding win
• Joseph fireworks fail to save Leewards from defeat
• Guyana unbeaten in U15 title defence
• Fraser-Pryce storms to 100m win, Cedenio stars in 400m
• Reggae Boyz should be proud of Gold Cup run: Schafer
• Guyana unbeaten in U15 title defence
• River festival fails to distract from economic woes
• The President and the rice industry
• GIS in Healthcare
• GuyExpo, Go-Invest relevant to investment, business pursuits
• River festival fails to distract from economic woes
• Global Seafoods impacting local value-added production
• CAL signs deal with Emirates
• Tweaking its image to satisfy the challenge of customer demand
• JACS: Symbolizin­g Linden’s will to survive
• Global Seafoods impacting local value-added production
• Tweaking its image to satisfy the challenge of customer demand

Stabroek News - 2015-07-30

Stabroek News - 2015-08-01