Stabroek News - 2018-03-21

• Experts for Cabinet caucus on oil future
• Mother, 41, dies after delivery at Linden hospital
• Caribbean Chemicals concedes in 2% turnover tax case
• Statements served on accused wanted for murder in US
• World News Cambridge Analytica CEO claims influence on U.S. election, Facebook questioned
• Trump, deemed ‘not above the law,’ faces legal storm
• India’s Modi, China’s Xi ready to improve bilateral ties
• Maduro challenger promises U.S. dollar giveaway for Venezuelan­s
• Fading memories
• A stint in Parliament does not prepare anyone for proper management of a government ministry
• Lowe’s conclusion on case before CCJ was spurious
• This society needs to embrace more liberated and progressiv­e thinking
• Realistic solutions not rhetoric are needed to bring relief to the sugar workers
• Cheddi Jagan, democracy and UG
• Former Enmore sugar worker takes up barbering, farming
• Communitie­s Ministry still performing functions of local gov’t commission
• Trial of accused in frozen fish cocaine scheme begins
• Autopsies confirm robbery suspects died of gunshots
• Cops to release man held for questionin­g over Belle West senior’s murder
• GPHC probing claims by patient whose baby died
• Potholed East Coast embankment bridges repaired
• Leaving has always been on the WPA’s agenda
• Students have already been rewarded; pay the teachers and recognize the parents
• Government did not provide $68M in the national budget for the IDPAD conference
• 2020 will be a straight political battle between the PNC and PPP
• Unemployme­nt still big issue for gov’t
• Private sector condemns police interventi­on at Corriverto­n flag-raising
• Mercury emissions problem at Brickdam under control
• UN issues new protection guidance for fleeing Venezuelan­s
• Directors approve new policy to reverse worrying trend
• Focus shifts back to cricket in pivotal third test -ICC overturns ban on Rabada
• GFF shortlists 21 locals for CFU Women’s Challenge Series
• Georgetown beat West Dem
• Jones, DeAbreu win as Toucan squash tourney commences
• Guinness Greatest of the Streets to commence March 28
• CBJ Centenary Cup set for March 31 between Guyana and T/dad
• Only a win will do! —Winners of the high-stakes game between the West Indies and Scotland today will seal their spot at the 2019 edition of the marquee 50-over tournament.
• Keemo Paul: I know the feeling of winning a World Cup
• Windies concede series in last-over slump
• Broad eyes 400 test wickets but could lose new ball

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