Stabroek News - 2019-08-19

• US New Horizons team lauded for work
• Tullow to shift operations from T&T after striking oil here
• NIS expecting yearend deficit of $546.7m -mid-year report
• Guysuco projecting deficit of $920m at yearend
• CJIA seeking firms to provide cambio, other services at airport
• Rains stall Le Repentir restoratio­n
• Hong Kong protesters throng streets peacefully in pouring rain
• Trump ‘not ready’ for China trade deal, dismisses recession fears
• Islamic State claims Afghan wedding blast as families bury the dead
• Iceland unveils memorial plaque for lost glacier
• Trinidad Top Cop: Murder count could have been over 1,000
• Trinidad student with cerebral palsy gets six CSEC passes
• GECOM’s nonchalanc­e
• There is only one lawful decision GECOM can make in current constituti­onal matrix
• Power sharing arrangemen­t necessary
• Full disclosure of the facts by gov’t in respect to Haitian arrivals and departures is necessary
• A History of Guyana’s Prisons
• Preparing for National and Regional Elections (Part III)
• Mahaicony residents want reopening of regional sub-office - DPI
• Power company sees yearend deficit of $9.5b
• Paddy bug population ‘significan­tly’ reduced after spraying programme
• Better service since no-confidence motion
• Elections can be held before the end of October
• Full disclosure of the facts ...
• Relieved Thomas wins BMW Championsh­ip by three strokes over Cantlay
• John takes Urban Benjamin Memorial title in sprint finish
• Bravo falls cheaply, Hodge hits fifty as India dominate
• Lord’s test drawn as sub Labuschagn­e helps thwart England
• Chandrika, Legay star in Canada
• Basketball talent Jether Harris inspired to make a change
• Hard-Knocks defeat NK Ballers in grand finale
• Lucky Star beats the odds to win feature Guyana Cup event at Rising Sun

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