Stabroek News - 2019-02-13

• Shipping Associatio­n found guilty of price fixing
• Good Hope furniture maker jailed five years for drug traffickin­g
• East Coast man held in gun probe wanted for arms traffickin­g, rape in US
• GHRA calls on major political parties to stop fueling ethnic insecurity
• Drug lord, escape artist ‘El Chapo’ convicted by U.S. jury
• Trump dislikes border security deal but Republican­s urge support
• Trinidad farmers rice ending up as pet food
• Hard lessons on the Third Day
• Private Sector Commission simply stating the facts when it says President and his gov’t must observe what Constituti­on says on no-confidence vote
• Runaround from Government Valuation Office
• CEO of New Amsterdam Hospital was not dismissed by Ministry of Public Health
• Migrant Support Network calls on all to be respectful to non-nationals
• The PPP is in free fall
• Timely warning of psychologi­cal precipice on which young generation­s appear to be teetering
• Some gov’t agencies still not releasing info for extractive industries transparen­cy report
• Unions protest for financial audit of UG
• Court awards miner $5M for diamonds that vanished in police custody
• Small Business Bureau silent on alleged procuremen­t violations
• GPL says voltage problems affecting Berbice water supply resolved
• GECOM still to decide on elections date f
• Sophia man on trial for murdering father
• GTUC concerned at lack of ‘common understand­ing’ over no-confidence article
• Hurricanes up to second but Jaguars increase lead
• England’s World Cup-winning keeper Banks dead at 81
• Hikers, Bounty GCC win in Farfan and Mendes hockey
• Gomes, Baksh, Cadogan secure season-opening wins
• Back-to-back fifties a confidence booster says Johnson
• Georgetown upsets the defending champs
• England gain consolatio­n win
• DPP appeals suspended sentence handed down to Freeman Fordyce
• City sets up audit, procuremen­t committees
• Drowning confirmed in deaths of two friends

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