Stabroek News - 2018-09-10

• ‘Shell’ invests in oil sector
• Foulis residents shocked over killing of youth
• National plan against alcohol abuse in the works - President
• Union to seek bus fare rise in other parts of country
• Uganda warns against interferen­ce as pressure mounts on U.S. to cut military support
• British ex-Foreign Minister Johnson attacks government on taxes, rail
• Sweden faces political deadlock after gains by far-right party
• Venezuela denounces U.S. military interferen­ce after NYT report
• Meeting of U.S., Central American officials is called off this week
• Strengthen­ing Hurricane Florence churns toward U.S. Southeaste­rn coast
• Oil and gas decisions
• It would be a disservice for Guyana to not cultivate its already amicable relationsh­ip with China
• By falling for the propaganda of Caucasian conceit, the black man has induced a feeling of inferiorit­y in himself
• Optimistic about prospects for Skeldon sugar estate
• Teachers’ recent strike and workers pursuit of the respect for Collective Bargaining
• IsDB in grant aid to Palms
• Alleged $639m theft from ministry should be have been probed by accountant general, audit office - Edghill
• Justice Benjamin mum on whether still interested in chancellor­ship
• City chamber sees major problems in sovereign wealth fund paper
• Indigenous Art Exhibition pays homage to work of Stephanie Correia
• Looming local government elections
• Van Lange dominates Slammer Rammer —Thomas, Billingy, Wong, Layne cop individual titles
• Cook’s farewell knock helps England seize control
• England’s Anderson fined for dissent
• Ali Mohammed lead GCC to innings and 105-run defeat of Diplomats
• Petterson-Griffith, Robinson, Rahim smash records at RAW C/ships
• Eagles soar over Sonics in GABA league
• Djokovic dismisses Del Potro to win U.S. Open
• Williams’ U.S. Open treatment divides tennis world
• Tallawahs thump Warriors to keep top two finish hopes alive

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