Stabroek News - 2024-08-17

• AG appeals Justice Gino Persaud’s ruling in favour of arbitral award against Venezuelan oil company
• GuySuCo pushes back on conflict of interest claims, revitalisa­tion doubts
• Palestinia­ns describe ‘brutal’ West Bank settler attack
• Kremlin accuses the West of helping Ukraine attack Russia
• EU public health body raises mpox risk alert level
• In Trinidad: Terrorised Couva family ‘not sorry’ for deadly police response
• Self-help housing schemes
• Five possible reasons for poor constructi­on and substandar­d work plaguing infrastruc­tural projects
• That simple JFK courtesy
• Stuck in the past
• Portrayal of a strained Central Government - Georgetown municipali­ty relationsh­ip is a one-sided narrative
• The water crisis
• The business of football is what is needed to grow the game in Guyana
• Solomon, Gasper still at loggerhead­s over Linden Town Week finances
• Oil refinery in Guyana not feasible right now – Bharrat
• Alert calls on GECOM to overhaul electoral system
• Shore base company seeking to hire 150 across various sectors
• Jagdeo accuses Coretta McDonald of sabotaging teachers’ deal
• Cops destroy $2.5B in ganja at DeVeldt, seize rifle, ammo
• Werk-en-Rust man charged with two counts of simple larceny
• Natural resources committee should be able to summon ExxonMobil – Ramjattan
• Dominican Republic’s Abinader vows economic growth, social reforms in second term
• Paetongtar­n Shinawatra elected youngest Thai PM
• Guyanese cyclists in French Guiana for Toure de Cycliste Guiana
• Zirkzee’s late debut goal gives Man United win over Fulham
• Guyana registers mixed internatio­nal results on opening night
• Plans underway to grow football in Caribbean
• Markram, Verreynne 50s hand visitors control on day two
• GFF seals five-year apparel deal with European brand MEYBA
• Pele, Black Pearl storm to easy wins in Georgetown football

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