Stabroek News - 2019-09-05

• Bahamas staggers from Dorian’s devastatio­n
• GPL short of 23 MWs, blackouts coming
• Wheelchair-bound Guyanese woman dies in NY fire
• Police tapping face recognitio­n technology in attempted North Rd robbery
• Harbour bridge back in service
• Snap election on horizon after UK lawmakers vote to block ‘no-deal’ Brexit
• Brazil ‘Car Wash’ corruption probe facing ‘worst moment’ as establishm­ent fights back
• Mr Jagdeo did not close the Diamond and LBI estates
• Public being asked to tip-toe around the Constituti­on
• The fault lies with Granger Administra­tion’s failure to finalise local content policy
• GECOM Chairman choosing compromise over the law
• Teachers it is your duty to make your students more human
• Heath-Retemyer explains meeting with migrants
• Environmen­t Dept revises curriculum guides for Education Ministry
• Several questioned in gruesome murder of Golden Grove man
• Puran Brothers resumes garbage collection in city
• Berbice student robbed at cutlass-point by fellow taxi passenger
• Increase of forest fires here not cause for alarm – GFC source
• Weeks later, cops still probing report about police brutality at outpost
• Hong Kong leader pulls extraditio­n bill, but too little too late, say some
• Former first lady of Honduras sentenced to 58 years in jail
• Softball Cricket Canada wins Toronto Cup Open title
• Pele ease to a 3-0 win over a determined Determinat­ors
• Kwakwani United Sports Club (KKSUC) and TMT Global Inc. to host Sports Camps
• Disappoint­ed Pybus believes he, Cameron were on the right track
• T20 organisers, CWI agree on August start date for 2020 tournament
• Smith in control as Australia end wet first day on 170-3
• Berrettini sinks Monfils in thriller to reach U.S. Open semis
• Zouks aiming to tame Warriors
• Our Own carts off second Toronto Cup Masters crown

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