Stabroek News - 2019-10-19

• Badal, Hinds launching ‘Change Guyana’ party
• Citizens, state agencies have to assist with info to enable Roger Khan prosecutio­n - Best
• Driver slowed down to allow police vehicle to pass
• Blairmont sugar workers on strike
• ‘I am a constituti­onal president’ -Granger
• Protests sweep Lebanon as fury at ruling elite grows over economic corruption
• Barcelona rocked by violence on fifth day of separatist protests
• Brother of Honduran president found guilty in U.S. drug trial
• GAWU agrees there is ‘loud silence’ on the fate of the laid-off sugar workers
• GPL in Region Six has not addressed this fire threat in my yard despite frequent calls
• There should be a referendum on cash transfers from oil revenue
• Chief Education Officer should revisit shortsight­ed plan that has left St Margaret’s and Starters in cramped quarters and without recreation­al space
• Road Culture
• Freedom Radio, MTV were fined for breaching law after initial warnings
• Ramjattan to seek answers from SOCU after dismissal of GRDB fraud charges
• Doctor among six held in probe of gold miner’s murder
• Autopsy confirms Bourda pensioner died of strangulat­ion
• Sophia woman succumbs to burns
• GCAA investigat­ors to visit Aricheng for crash probe
• Fishermen begin rebuilding after fire destroys Goed Fort
• Germany’s first female ambassador to Guyana accredited
• Top teams post opening night victories
• ‘Up-and-down’ performanc­es behind failed season: Pollard
• Back-to-back matches for Jaguars 50-over Franchise teams this weekend
• Citizen’s Bank, Banks DIH tournament­s set for weekend
• USA Cricket thrilled for “outstandin­g” Walsh
• Mackeson/Rawle Toney 3x3 B/ball Classic launched
• Moses Ally
• Is going places
• Wanted: Intimacy coordinato­rs. Hollywood’s fastest growing job

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