Stabroek News - 2018-02-23

• NIS re-examining investment in Berbice Bridge, GM says
• Exxon contract final -Harmon
• CARICOM staffer shot, robbed after bank withdrawal
• Police block Corriverto­n flag raising
• Finance Ministry clarifies estates reopening cost
• Chinese trawlers travel farthest and fish the most
• World News Special counsel files new charges against Trump ex-aides Manafort and Gates
• India seizes billionair­e jeweller’s RollsRoyce, Porsche in bank fraud probe
• Cuban draft rules propose curtailing fledgling private sector
• Haiti suspends Oxfam GB’s operating right amid misconduct probe
• Drugs in schools
• The government will be supplying potential sugar estate owners with billions in subsidies
• GPOC needs to address the weaknesses in the pension payment system
• Judging rules were not observed in Senior Panorama Competitio­n
• Consumers have a part to play in safeguardi­ng themselves from being attacked after visiting banks
• Accused in labourer’s murder found not guilty
• Integrity Commission members sworn in
• Frankly Speaking His Excellency’s “troubles”- and when Roger returns
• In-camera hearings being held for Lindo massacre inquiry
• Businessma­n apologises to gov’t for ‘Investor Beware’ ad
• President swears in ethnic relations, teaching service commission­s
• NA Multi head teacher, deputy to be reassigned
• Gov’t hiding Venezuelan thr
• Appeal Court upholds wife killer’s 24-year sentence
• GuySuCo’s Apprentice Training Centre to be kept open, curriculum for expansion
• Appeal Court upholds wife killer’s 24-year sentence
• While the Westminste­r Constituti­on remained in force for 16 years Burnham dismantled some pillars on which it was constructe­d
• Burke’s statements included falsehoods
• President says confident in World Court cause
• The Town Clerk has the right to interpret Cap 28:01 for himself
• The administra­tion signed the oil agreement when it already knew the size of the oil find
• There is an opportunit­y for GuySuCo and NICIL to renegotiat­e sugar workers’ wages
• The Town Clerk has the right to interpret Cap 28:01 for himself
• Yorke denies deal with Chatelal
• Tower Suites official corporate sponsor for Patrick Forde Memorial Open
• Banks Smalta Supreme Titans Junior Table Tennis Tournament serves off tomorrow
• DCB Under-17 Inter-Associatio­n Tournament East Bank beat West Dem by 61 runs
• Napoli win but go out, red-faced Arsenal lose and go through
• GFF President aware of letter calling for removal of head referee -says allegation­s will be probed
• Fraser blasts 88 in 67 run win by Patentia Secondary
• Australia’s Warner expects smarter South African bowling attack
• Pollard cameo hands Multans winning start
• Sanjay’s Jewellery Classic Golf tournament set for tomorrow
• Regional Super50 Jaguars succumb to Volcanoes
• 350 continuing r severance
• Accelerate marriage tourism amendment – Gouveia urges
• Venezuela’s oil production down in January for sixth straight month
• Company which will run Exxon oil platform seeking range of services
• Oil and gas: Complexiti­es and public enlightenm­ent
• Kingston Freeport now ready to accommodat­e larger ships
• Lucky Wedding Expo couple to enjoy $3 million prize
• Accelerate marriage tourism amendment...
• As Trump trashes NAFTA, Mexico turns to Brazilian corn
• Stock market updates
• GASCI Summary of Financials Session 761 February 19, 2018
• Berlinda Duncan-Persaud wants Amerindian art and craft to drive indigenous economies

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