Stabroek News - 2019-09-28

• Persons on preliminar­y voters’ list required to verify registrati­on -GECOM order
• Cash jet pilot gets 13 years for cocaine traffickin­g, money laundering
• Two dead after Alberttown knife fight
• CANU recommends dismissal of rank in airport extortion video
• US$2M contract signed for 150kW Kato hydropower plant
• U.S. House Democrats subpoena Pompeo for Ukraine documents
• U.N. launches investigat­ions into killings, torture in Venezuela
• Haitian police use tear gas, live ammunition to break protests
• Political karma
• Gov’t had no authority to sign this Kato project
• The Private Sector Commission does embrace entire business sector
• Sophia Special School children need to feel a sense of worth
• Life of Parliament ended on September 18
• Voters have already made up their minds
• Family sins
• Historical Fantasy in “Downton Abbey”
• Former PS, wife deny violating court order
• Corentyne woman freed of accessory charge in security guard murder
• Linden-Mabura road works to start with funds already allocated -Patterson
• Workers must hold all politician­s accountabl­e - GTUC
• Man charged with forging audit reports, giving cop false info
• Sophia man sentenced to three years for robbery
• Scotiabank to continue ‘business as usual’ while exploring options
• 923 granted citizenshi­p since 2015
• $250 million Children and Family Care Centre opened
• Tax exemption guide for tourism sector published
• Rotary Club to host off road rally next Saturday
• Fire devastates Stevedore scheme house
• President will dissolve Parliament ‘at right time’ for March elections
• Face masks to decoy t-shirts: The rise of anti-surveillan­ce fashion
• Mohammed excited over Hand-in-Hand sponsorshi­p
• Struggling Windies host India in quest for resurgence
• CWI narrows list of candidates for head coach position to six
• Athletes feeling the heat at Qatar World C/ships
• Archibald out of long jump medal contention

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