Stabroek News - 2017-10-06

• Berbice policewoma­n chopped to death
• Four more containers set for shipping to Antigua
• Exxon finds more oil
• UG, GDF sign MOU for Agricultur­e Associate Degree
• Trump expected to decertify Iran nuclear deal, official says
• Divisions over UK PM May’s future burst into open with plot to topple her
• Norway to study shift from oil to tackle climate risks-minister
• Tropical Storm Nate kills 10 in Central America, heads for U.S.
• Dominica needs heavy equipment
• Maternal and infant mortality rates
• GAPE nominated Emily Dodson to the Public Procuremen­t Commission
• There can be no refund of a tax payment when no tax is paid in the first place
• Region Ten is in a ditch
• The years of the PPP/C in office were glorious
• Money-laundering Act does not give guidance as to the status of a politicall­y exposed person after their public functions have ceased
• Every Man, Woman and Child in Guyana Must Become Oil-Minded
• Accused denies causing wife’s death in accident
• US man on cocaine charge recants guilty plea after learning of mandatory three-year sentence
• Cabinet approves $6M in payments for medical treatment for Fazil Azeez
• Some lighter sides
• Bus driver accused of causing death of Essequibo cyclist, granted $750,000 bail
• Report of housing fraud in Region Two still being probed - Saul
• Lawyer seeking jail transfer for cash jet pilot
• Those armed with keyboards are more numerous and dangerous than those armed with guns
• The land around Kimbia could become a refugee resettleme­nt area
• A Guyana All Star 11
• Constituti­ng the Local Government Commission is a long drawn-out process
• Mixing Kafka with Jane Austen: Ishiguro wins literature Nobel
• Harvey Weinstein threatens to sue New York Times over harassment story
• World News U.S. gun lobby agrees to target ‘bump stocks’ after Las Vegas massacre
• Spanish court suspends Catalan parliament session, throwing independen­ce call in doubt
• Brazil Congress passes law restrictin­g online criticism of candidates
• History professor urges inquiry to take humanist approach in resolving land issues
• GWI conducting high-tech meter reading pilot
• Hamilton on the hunt despite F1 title lead
• Brazil police arrest Olympic committee chief in vote-buying scandal
• Brazil held goalless by outstandin­g Bolivia keeper Lampe
• Scotland seal dramatic late win over Slovakia
• Stokes absence will not distract England from Ashes focus - Anderson
• T20 Global League Pollard named to lead Bloem City Blazers
• South Africa face bowling dilemma for second test
• Pan American Indoor Hockey Cup Top calibre teams coming for tournament, no easy medals – GHB President Fernandes
• Qualified opinion issued on GFF 2016 accounts
• GABA 1st Division League Championsh­ip Colts defeat Plaisance Guardians 93-86 for title - sweep all three divisions
• Eliminated T&T to give Mexico their ‘best shot’ – Coach Lawrence
• Oil and gas no sure thing for prosperity
• – GMSA President
• -pinning hopes on Nand Persaud acquisitio­n of Skeldon assets
• The modern woman’s battle with archaic dress codes
• Corentyne dreading demise of...
• Plant Protection Organisati­on keeping close watch on imports
• Stock market updates
• Raising the bar: Guyana Internet Society aiming at national, global internet developmen­t
• J.R. Burgers: Facing challenges but still in business

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