Stabroek News - 2017-03-25

• Driver cleared of causing ‘Six Head’ Lewis’ death
• BoG prepared to inject foreign currency into market
• AG denies threatenin­g judge’s life
• Berbice man dead, son hospitalis­ed after kero lamp explodes
• Economy expanding but growth slow, uneven - IMF
• Roma Having Forex Problems
• Doctors’ Quarters Need Urgent Repairs
• Who’s To Blame?
• Cuthbert Monchoir asks
• Trump tastes failure as U.S. House healthcare bill collapses
• What Walcott knew
• Why are banks charging higher exchange rates for online shopping?
• The President has imported a plethora of issues into Article 161(2) of the Constituti­on
• ‘I have never been the Guyanese representa­tive in South Africa’
• Is the currency shortage the latest economic sanction?
• World News
• Cop linked to smuggled AK-47 transferre­d to mounted branch
• Family demands justice for child killed at Tuschen
• Pakistani nationals fined, ordered deported over forged passports
• –lack of employment among issues highlighte­d
• Comedian facilitate­s empowermen­t session at juvenile detention centre
• Robinson has last ‘laff’ after Link Show split
• Cancer Institute using modern radiation technology to treat cervical cancer
• Health ministry seeking to transform approach to TB treatment - Cummings
• Survey documents vast number of new and surviving flora and fauna in South Rupununi
• Indar heads new Georgetown Chamber executive
• Woman admits to killing husband
• Gov’t servicing Marriott loan
• Court has jurisdicti­on to hear Red House case -judge rules
• Guyana should adopt the USD as the national currency
• Dialogue and multicultu­ralism must be embraced
• India captain Kohli doubtful for fourth Australia test
• Smith lauds execution as Australia eye series triumph
• Injury-hit New Zealand face selection puzzle for third test
• Manohar agrees to stay on as ICC chief to help transition
• Dallas edge Clippers through Barnes’ last minute heroics
• Paulinho hat-trick all but cements Brazil’s place in World Cup finals
• Messi penalty lifts Argentina into qualifying berths
• Scorpions slump despite Blackwood, Green fifties
• Allicock, Khan bout should be an all-out brawl
• Ambris signals selectors with career-best hundred
• Lower Corentyne Secondary crowned 2017 National Secondary Schools champs
• Shakespear­e’s Julius Caesar for stage on May 3
• What’s Cooking: Rice Rinsing, soaking
• ‘Jay’: Model and asp
• Challenges
• What’s Cooking...
• The Integrity of Denim

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