Stabroek News Sunday - 2018-03-25

• Nothing ‘sinister’ in oil deals signed on eve of last elections
• These youngsters were enthralled with STEM Guyana’s presentati­on at GTT’s Innov8 Summit yesterday at the Marriott Hotel.
• Mingo says some budget funds released to local gov’t commission
• 324,000 acres allocated in Cuyuni for rare metals exploratio­n
• Vigilance youth dies after collision with trailer
• ‘No more’ or we vote you out: students lead huge U.S. anti-gun rallies
• At least seven die in Rio police shootout as army takeover drags on
• CCJ bemoans delays in judiciary’s handling of battle over Sijan Plaza
• EDITORIAL Stamps
• The custodians of Jagan’s legacy are those who hold the party together no matter the challenges
• Friends of America can hardly believe their eyes
• Rae: rescuing animals in Diamond
• Integrity Commission office to be up and running in next few weeks -Chairman
• Delay in legal review holding up SOCU prosecutio­ns
• ‘Incomplete contracts’ and Guyana’s 2016 Production Sharing Agreement
• Junior Health Minister denies Region One measles outbreak
• GWI commission­s $30M water supply system for East Bank Berbice villages
• The region’s recent history is being lost
• Pike St, Kitty fire victims seeking help to rebuild
• Bloomfield accident victim could have lived if driver offered help, family says
• Road linking Wales backlands to Uitvlugt for completion by July
• Munroe likely to run unopposed for the third term
• B/ce men, Demerara women win at volleyball
• Playoff round gets cracking this morning
• S Africa forge ahead as Australia admit ball-tampering
• Female football referees fail to show up as COI gets underway
• Eastman wins Star Party Rental feature event by a wheel
• Windies hoping to settle grouses in final
• Gayle plans to party with Zimbabwean fans for final
• Boxers off to Commonweal­th Games hunting medals
• Hornets sting T/dad’s Harvard as rugby season commences
• Essay competitio­n winner inspires entire school
• Public hospital patients prefer death to neglect
• DDL launches massive new warehouse
• Caribbean Chemicals concedes in 2% turnover tax case
• Chess is moving in a new, positive direction
• CXC ENGLISH
• GRADE SIX MATHEMATIC­S
• Healing with an old friend

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