Stabroek News - 2017-12-28

• Reliance family spreads Christmas cheer along Essequibo Coast
• Savory found guilty of murdering woman whose vehicle broke down at Agricola
• Gov’t to release Exxon contract today
• Phased implementa­tion of Tobacco Control Act set –Ministry
• World News In Pakistan, questions raised over GE’s flagship power turbines
• Commentary: What to watch in 2018
• UK North Sea Forties oil pipeline pumps at half capacity - source
• Law Associatio­n to meet on T&T CJ issues
• Argentine port blast kills one, injures others -China’s COFCO
• Word of the year
• Guyanese leaders can draw many lessons from life of Cyril Ramaphosa
• Two GRA officials were exemplary in terms of service
• Land decision is a cause for concern
• Land decision is a cause for concern
• The PPP no longer represents the interests of its supporters
• Celebratin­g Christmas in Switzerlan­d
• A very long journey
• US partnering with NGO in Corriverto­n on after-school activities for youths
• Brazil restated recognitio­n of 1899 settlement of GuyanaVene­zuela border - Greenidge
• Schoolgirl knocked down at Tempe
• IMF team floats introducti­on of mining rent
• Post of Deputy Chief Constable to be filled next year
• - plans to start food drive
• Plaisance man dies after stabbed by reputed gang member
• Transparen­cy group to meet on signing bonus statement
• Private sector says more should have been done to reverse negatives from 2017 budget
• Verdict due in lawsuit over 2011 CAL crash here
• Jamaican tipped to be GPL CEO due for talks
• Major tourism developmen­t for Sand Creek
• Guyanese Solidarity Movement-New York distribute­s hampers to former Wales workers
• Israel ambassador asks to meet New Zealand pop star Lorde over cancelled show
• Commentary: What to watch in 2018
• World News
• Brazil arrests alleged member of feared Mexican drug gang
• Trump will fail against Iran as did “smarter” Reagan - Khamenei
• Private sector hosts Christmas party for Skeldon sugar workers, families
• Cook nudges England in front after Lyon strikes twice
• Man City wasteful but march on with 18th straight win
• Everyone’s just wild about Harry (Kane)... even Wenger
• Windies lose only a point despite ODI thrashing
• Pollard, Beaton out of Windies T20s
• Boult moves to fourth position in ODI rankings
• Cautious Kompany reminds leaders City of 2012 Man United meltdown
• GT Beer football
• Holder’s ODI captaincy on line
• Joint winner named in Linden Futsal
• South Africa beat Zimbabwe by an innings and 120 runs
• Chairman of Selectors dissects another ‘mediocre season’ for T&T Red Force
• India’s mental approach key to South Africa tour, says Kohli
• Allicock batters Gibson
• Local pugilists to take on Venezuelan­s

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