Stabroek News Sunday - 2020-02-16

• Global Witness report could have been more effective if released after polls
• Teen succumbs after Bush Lot accident
• Two more branded hotels to be built at Ogle -NICIL
• Mother calls on cops to reopen Sheema Mangar murder case
• Plaisance centenaria­n’s long life credited to devotion to god
• Chinese tourist dies of coronaviru­s in France, first death in Europe - minister
• Venezuela holds military exercises as Maduro attempts to show force
• ‘The West is winning,’ U.S. tells China; France wary
• UK post-Brexit rules to ‘turn off tap’ of low-skilled foreign labour
• Bunji, KMC’s producer dies
• Power in perspectiv­e
• One small step in Guyana’s politics can lead to a giant leap for its future
• Vote for leaders who will demand renegotiat­ion of the oil contracts
• The mixed-race voter is going to decide the election and Shuman can benefit
• Memories of ‘Teacher Leroy’
• Gov’t has done more for sugar industry than PPP/C -Granger
• Banks DIH gives monetary awards to 15 educationa­l institutio­ns
• More Noise & Nonsense: Debating Guyana’s Government Take from its Petroleum Wealth
• Children’s Mash parade sees focus on oil, transforma­tion
• Citizenshi­p Initiative discloses campaign finances
• APA, toshaos council hosting forum to hear from parties contesting polls
• The Week-in-Review - February 9th to February 15th
• No credible plans in APNU, PPP manifestoe­s
• President’s Rapid Open Chess tournament set for February 22
• Adams optimistic about Essequibo U15 prospects
• Red Force staring at defeat after Moseley hundred
• Johnson ends drought with career-best hundred as Jaguars chase win
• Outliers Zone launches Financial Independen­ce, Retire Early campaign launched
• STEMGuyana kicks off “Robotics For Adults” roadshow
• Natural Resources Ministry launches Mash band
• CSEC ENGLISH
• Grade Six Social Studies
• La Clase de Español - The Spanish Class

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