Stabroek News - 2018-03-06

• Smart bin, used diaper projects among Region 4 STEAM fair standouts
• GRA wins $3.8b case against Huyana Stores at CCJ
• Trio charged with stealing over $5M in cash, ammo
• Labourer gets four years for robbing off-duty cop
• World News Trump faces pushback on tariffs but says he will not back down
• Angola’s Isabel dos Santos denies graft allegation­s by oil firm chief
• China boosts defence spending, rattling its neighbours’ nerves
• U.S. says time running short for NAFTA talks, floats bilateral deals
• Minister Ramjattan’s apology to the media
• Guyana needs a national flag-carrier
• Citizens want the city managed properly
• There should be a national strike of sugar workers to secure their severance benefits
• Driverless cars will save many lives … and kill many jobs
• Gun licence regulation­s likely to be changed, Ramjattan says
• Cops asked to conduct stings to stem robbery of bank customers
• Ramjattan favours constituti­onal process for choosing Top Cop
• NAREI preparing to boost potato cultivatio­n
• GTT announces $18M for STEM education
• ‘Shape of Water’ wi Oscars on activism-fu
• ‘Shape of Water’ wins big at Oscars...
• Some displaced West Dem flood ...
• The way forward for GuySuCo is still being determined
• Why are we not seeing progress under this regime?
• US firm to present 400 hearing aids this week
• Massy hosts inaugural anti-money laundering seminar
• The government should ask the opposition to sit on all boards dealing with oil
• Australia wrap up 118-run win over South Africa
• NBA roundup: Sixers blow big lead, fall to Bucks
• Brickdam Secondary in last-gasp win
• McPherson 166*, Singh 100 highlight Transport dominance
• Windies tour dates revised to April: Sethi
• Windies begin World Cup quest today
• Ariel Masters, Regal Masters win titles
• Delport delighted to return for CPL
• Bissu cops two titles, Edghill is ‘B’ class champ

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