Stabroek News - 2018-02-19

• Ramotar defends CGX agreement
• DJ dead, two hospitalis­ed after West Berbice accident
• Workers of sugar divestment unit turned away from Enmore estate
• Months away from Malaysian election, EU’s move stirs discontent in palm groves
• Australia, U.S., India and Japan in talks to establish Belt and Road alternativ­e
• Pakistan’s Imran Khan ties knot to ‘spiritual adviser’ in third marriage
• Britain wants degree fees to reflect choice of subject
• Hunt continuing in T&T for ISIS cell members
• Oxfam says Haiti director admitted using prostitute­s
• Oil agreement and the President
• Profoundly concerned about Town Clerk King’s understand­ing of the workings of Chap 28:01, general domestic law
• World has lost one of its most eminent jurists
• Political leaders on both sides need to take responsibi­lity for the current oil and gas agreements
• Letter by Councillor Kuppen is riddled with inaccuraci­es
• To be more worthy of our heritage: Happy Mother Tongue Day
• Region Two committee probing vaccine spoilage
• -to serve 30,000 customers
• Ann’s Grove woman dies in accident at Vreed-en-Hoop
• GBTI wins $56m judgment against supermarke­t builders
• Ramaphosa has a neo-liberal agenda
• City Hall senior officers have complained about conduct of Councillor­s Duncan and Marks
• Impressed by publicatio­n on early childhood developmen­t
• The Guyana-Venezuela border controvers­y
• ‘Three Billboards’ leads the pack at politicall­y edged BAFTA awards
• Winter makes Carifta Games qualifying time at GASA Mashramani swim meet
• Marooners end campaign on a high as Pride stumble again
• Sparta Boss, Bent Street to meet in grand finale
• Fantastic debuts
• Joseph, Alphonso 2018 Bounty Ltd., squash champs
• Thuraia Thomas cops four titles as Mash TT tourney concludes
• Anthony storms to Burnham Memorial first stage win
• Demerara XI crowned GCB girls U19 champs -despite losing to President’s XI

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