Stabroek News Sunday - 2019-09-08

• Majority of public officials still delinquent in declaring assets to integrity body
• Guyanese Dorian survivors appeal for gov’t help
• EPA undertakin­g oil spill assessment for national response plan
• Passenger injured in New Hope collision succumbs
• Poor chance of recovery for 7-year-old burn victim
• UK Work and Pensions Secretary Amber Rudd quits government in Brexit protest
• Guatemalan Congress approves controvers­ial state of siege declaratio­n
• Living conditions ‘rapidly deteriorat­ing’ in Bahamas after Dorian
• Roger Khan’s return
• Failure to define ‘market rate’ in Exxon oil contract could cost Guyana billions of US dollars
• The APNU+AFC has triumphed
• Our common humanity
• What happens now to the Crime Chief and those who spoke out?
• Time for the politician­s to come together and chart a way forward
• Constituti­onal rules must be followed to remedy the current elections impasse
• Cabinet approves land grants, extensions for several Indigenous communitie­s
• Roger Khan return delayed by hurricane
• An assessment of the 4.1% GDP growth rate
• Guyana petroleum Road Map Part 2 Guidepost 3: Spending Gov’t revenues to confront the expected “top-10 economic challenges”
• Looking back
• Guyana ready to do its part to protect Amazon -Trotman tells leaders at Colombia summit
• GTT launches annual ‘Pinktober’ campaign
• Police, army presence blamed for security, social problems in Kaikan
• Second person arrested for questionin­g about Golden Grove man’s murder
• Solar powers GuyOil’s Providence offices
• Dr Balwant Singh’s Hospital offering dialysis at subsidised cost
• Westmount Energy seeks investors for Guyana/Suriname basin drilling
• The Week in Review - September 1st to September 7th 2019
• No to merging of voter registrati­on data
• Oil and gas could change Guyana’s race-based politics
• Johnson schools UG with unbeaten 154
• Webster, Narine take down Tallawahs despite Russell fireworks
• Kane nets hat-trick as England romp past Bulgaria
• Andreescu fends off Williams comeback to win U.S. Open
• Australia smell victory as…
• Hero CPL and Rebulic Bank to raise funds for Hurricane Dorian Relief efforts
• Tridents lose Wahab, Imad to internatio­nal commitment­s
• It’ll be Smith’s Ashes if Australia prevail, says Border
• Australia and France advance to last eight as U.S. beat Greece
• Scotland’s MacIntyre takes halfway lead at European Open
• Third annual Prime Minister’s T20 Cup launched
• Contrastin­g wins for Fruta Conquerors, Buxton Stars
• The bid-winner’s dilemma
• CSEC ENGLISH
• Grade Six Social Studies

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