Stabroek News - 2020-02-14

• Political parties sign code of conduct
• Hilton Hotel also coming to Guyana
• Harmon commission­s $57.5M Immigratio­n Office at NA
• Five political parties see need to renegotiat­e oil contracts
• Barr: Won’t be ‘bullied’ by Trump on Stone case; jurors appalled
• China reports 5,000 new coronaviru­s cases, cruise ship disembarks in Cambodia
• Ghost’ ancestors: African DNA study detects mysterious human species
• U.S. Senate rebukes Trump, votes to limit Iran warmaking ability
• Malta v Guyana
• Parties have to urgently address the exposure to flooding of our coastline
• Medical council cannot comment on Mr Subryan’s case as it is under active considerat­ion
• Wishful thinking that oil revenues will lead to major improvemen­ts in these sectors
• United Minibus Union has zero tolerance for ‘touting’
• Urgent need for an aggressive Environmen­tal and Awareness Programme at the primary level
• Homelessne­ss & the stigmatiza­tion of poverty
• Persons with disabiliti­es seek legal backing for full voting rights
• What about some election love today?
• Irfaan Ali gets further adjournmen­t of fraud trial
• -suspects caught by police in the act
• Child rape accused’s retrial ends in hung jury
• Warde fifty frustrates Scorpions
• Botofago crush Silver Shattas in football ‘Mash Cup’
• Stoute resists but Muhammad, Hinds limit Pride
• National U-20 players denied entry by Nicaragua return home
• Smith, Warner must ‘ride the storm’ in South Africa: Hazlewood
• $1M up for grabs at Golden Republic T20 Bash
• Late Bishoo strike boosts Guyana Jaguars
• T&T investors and Guyana’s opportunit­ies
• Stock market updates

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