Stabroek News - 2019-09-12

• Massive Massy superstore opens at Turkeyen
• Felix rejects ‘completely false’ MTV report on meeting with migrants
• Carter Center interested in ‘credible elections’
• Teen rapist jailed for ten years
• Bahamas says 2,500 missing after Dorian; prime minister warns death toll to rise ‘significan­tly’
• Scottish court says UK PM Johnson’s suspension of parliament is unlawful
• Trinidad: Praise for retired senior cop as bandit killed during robbery
• He offered his gold chain: They killed him anyway
• T&T soldiers on the ground in the Bahamas
• Say something
• Logical and simplest way is a move to a Claims and Objections exercise
• Establishm­ent of mining syndicates can never be considered act of cronyism
• Minister inspected works on Kwakwani’s workers’ club
• Have we explored the economic impact of a spill?
• Eighteen years later is the world a safer place?
• A missing piece
• Forests and wellbeing – Guyanese forests’ future is vital to our own
• Gov’t sacks Berbice-based pathologis­t
• Charge against Dominican woman accused of theft in Parika hotel dismissed
• Procuremen­t body, Goolsarran say no merit to TIGI claim Exxon contract breached procuremen­t law
• Fire destroys Miss Phoebe house
• Harmon calls on Gaming Authority to promote ‘responsibl­e gambling’
• Burnt brothers out of danger
• Two years jail for violent robber who offered milk and pampers explanatio­n
• Hockey action to resume today
• A bit more celebratin­g then back to work, says Andreescu
• Shock draw with Asian champs Qatar fills India with pride
• England’s Anderson targets test return in New Zealand, South Africa tours
• Schutt takes hat trick in Windies whitewash
• England drop Roy for final Ashes test
• Newport County manager says Jaguars striker not in his plans
• Records tumble, sixes fly as Patriots stun Tallawahs

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