Stabroek News - 2019-10-21

• Police issue bulletins for two over murder of miner on Da Silva St
• Guyanese students win top CAPE, CSEC awards
• In wake of gold dealer’s killing… Gov’t seeking to beef up security in city
• Troy has restarted some mining operations
• Brexit will happen on Oct. 31 despite PM’s unsigned delay request, UK says
• Resurgent Hong Kong protesters stage huge rally, violence erupts again
• Bolivia’s leftist Morales headed to presidenti­al runoff with chief rival Mesa
• Trinidad: Boyfriend killed in dramatic hostage situation
• Chilean state of emergency extended around country after at least seven die in riots
• It is equally important to mention the benefits of oil and gas
• We want immediate changes on the roads in Friendship and on the East Bank
• I need to see convincing arguments before I can support unconditio­nal cash transfers
• Recent rulings of CJ have increased certainty among citizenry that courts never set election deadline
• Local businesses have been placed at disadvanta­ge in oil and gas sector
• Port Mourant couple beaten, robbed in home invasion
• New East Coast route added to UG bus service at specified times
• Payments from defaulters boost EPA’s coffers
• Tal Corentyne piracy battling to come to terms with loss
• Red Hill, Mabaruma promised boat engine by Trotman
• Iwokrama warns about illegal activities in its forest
• Relatives of fishermen in fatal...
• Mr Shuman seems to be taking a mature view of the Guyanese political reality
• Mr Best has confirmed that Guyana participat­ed in rendition of Roger Khan
• Ituni to get improved roads, water supply and street lights
• An opportunit­y to advance Caribbean...
• What our silence about Haiti...
• No team will take Windies for granted, says Lara
• Pouderoyen hurries past Hurry ATE 6-0
• Foo, Smith hand Essequibo first loss
• Defending champs crush Ol Skool Ballers to stay unbeaten

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