Stabroek News Sunday - 2019-09-29

• Spring tides swamp several West Demerara villages
• Republic Bank keen on dominating financial services to oil and gas sector
• Deadly knife fight started over cigarettes – cops
• DPI cuts state ads in Stabroek News
• Cabinet appointmen­t of councils, boards reflects gov’t defiance of constituti­on -Nandlall
• British PM Johnson referred to police watchdog over businesswo­man links
• Authoritie­s seek families of men and boys rescued from Nigeria abuse school
• Italy investigat­es wife of Eni’s CEO in Congo graft probe - document
• Regional News
• Russia and offshore gas
• Judicial interpreta­tion vital to restoring constituti­onal normalcy
• Subverting the Chief Justice’s decision through the back door
• Good news means nothing to Guyanese anymore
• Police indifferen­ce is not a new experience for the ordinary citizen
• Requiremen­t to verify registrati­on could disenfranc­hise some voters
• OAS says looking forward to proclamati­on of election date
• Cevons seeking to gain foothold in oil and gas waste disposal
• The incentives enabled by the constituti­on matter
• Guyana Petroleum Road Map Part 2 Guidepost 3: Wrapping-up the discussion of Gov’t Spending and the Tenth economic challenge
• Oil revenue must benefit all Guyanese
• Overcoming fear, shame after PCOS diagnosis
• Foreign Minister urges diaspora...
• The Week in Review – September 22nd to September 28th 2019
• Border case
• Saudi Arabia implements public decency code as it opens to tourists
• Diabetics who delay treating hypertensi­on have more strokes, heart attacks
• Spider-Man to keep swinging in Marvel’s movie universe
• Defending champs St Pius humbles Smith Memorial 9-1
• SS Jaguars, Good Success face off in Birbal T20 final today
• Sizzling Coleman leaves Doha cold with 100m win
• Hassan takes 10,000m world title with late surge
• Jamaul John romps to yet another victory
• CSEC ENGLISH
• Grade Six Social Studies

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