Stabroek News - 2019-10-09

• Geologist dies after cave collapses at Troy’s Karouni operation
• Guyana to get $1b to fight violence against women, girls
• Teen labourer charged with murdering Golden Grove NDC worker
• BoG taps IMF support to ensure stable economy ahead of oil income
• Ecuador imposes curfew after protests push government out of capital
• Italian parliament votes to scrap hundreds of seats at next election
• Jury says J&J must pay $8 bln in case over male breast growth linked to Risperdal
• White House says it will refuse to cooperate with impeachmen­t inquiry
• Honduran president’s brother promised ‘El Chapo’ protection, witness says
• Clouds of doubt
• Pedestrian signal at Regent and Camp being obstructed by sign
• Case challengin­g legality of Broadcasti­ng Authority must be heard
• Thefts from vehicles rampant on East St outside of GPHC
• Cash transfer appears viable but requires ‘grounding’ in financial analysis, strategy
• Waste of time applying for firearm licence
• ‘Give us a chance.’To do what?
• Gov’t must be commended for installing these elevators
• GECOM has processed over 2,000 new registrati­ons
• Guyana can’t afford hindrances to doing business -IMF Mission Chief
• Ministry refutes report about Broomes’ son
• Key focus now should be how oil revenues accrued are spent
• Three new a
• Dmissions to Guyana bar
• Police handwritin­g analyst continues testimony in trial of former GGB accountant
• Guyana looking to boost yellow fever vaccinatio­n
• Cop recounts discovery of gun, ammo during search of Maryann Daby house
• Guyanese win top honours at Hugh Wooding Law School graduation
• Hero makes monetary donation to Cancer Institute
• Harper among four new senior WI selectors
• Government praises Peters gold medal capture
• Smith, Warner in Australia T20 squad for Sri Lanka, Pakistan series
• GuyanaNRA team still shooting for assistance
• Playoff win ideal boost for TKR: Pollard

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