Stabroek News - 2016-09-26

• City to tear down 52 derelict buildings
• Marriott beginning to show surplus, occupancy at 65% - Harper
• Patience with Baishanlin exhausted - Trotman
• Clogged Mongrippa Creek seen as cause of major Bartica flood
• Kerry’s ceaseless diplomacy faces sternest test on Syria
• Clinton to press Trump to spell out policy plans in US presidenti­al debate
• China, Cuba agree to deepen ties during PM Li’s Havana visit
• T&T President slams newspapers for becoming ‘garbage dumps’
• Over last week…Gunmen kill 15 in Montego Bay
• Juice contract and transparen­cy
• Aishalton student gets 10 CXCs and becomes champion female weightlift­er
• Garbage removal is best left in the hands of Puran Bros and Cevons
• Goats destroying neighbours’ property
• Celebratin­g Guyanese Ritual, History and Memory: A Triple Book Launch at Moray House
• Whose water infrastruc­ture is it, GWI or QAII?
• Minister engages Upper Mazaruni residents on child abuse
• Sophia residents can expect running water next month - GWI
• GuySuCo seeking bidders for Uitvlugt transport infrastruc­ture
• -Ramjattan says bottom house rum shops being targeted
• Five Haitians intercepte­d at Wismar
• Police continue testimony at KN grenade attack inquiry
• Six months maternity leave
• What form will gov’t/private sector partnershi­p on oil and gas take?
• Autopsy report, station diary admitted into evidence at inquiry into fatal Robb and King Sts arson
• Baffled by GTT’s service for mobile internet users
• New Zealand 93-4 chasing 434
• New players fine-tune preparatio­n for ODI series
• Sir Viv backs expansion, praises Sharjah
• Akmal, Shafiq return to face Windies in ODIs
• Uitvlugt, Den Amstel crowned champs
• Buxton United maul Buxton Youth Developers 14-0
• Fantastic five for Forde

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