Stabroek News - 2018-04-02

• Gov’t will make impromptu visit to oil operations if warranted – Trotman
• GuySuCo contractin­g out labour for tasks on shuttered estates
• Tain guard killed during robbery
• Guyanese sailor crushed to death at TCL port
• Takutu Hotel opens new wing
• Centre-left author wins Costa Rica presidency with support for gay rights
• Trump says DACA deal for young immigrants is off
• Ex-Guatemalan dictator Rios Montt dies, leaving bitter legacy
• Calls made for minister to be dismissed over OAS vote
• Keeping an eye on gov’t and ExxonMobil
• For the Australian confession­s to be viewed as valid then appeals have to be off the table
• We need a common approach to a common injustice
• The earlier days of the IPL were a lost era
• The split between APNU and the AFC is deep
• Lay counsellor­s are critical to fighting suicide
• Women, Biogas, and Technologi­cal Change (thoughts from 1989)
• Code of Corporate Governance
• -President lauds clean, green strides
• Manager of Wartsila engines taking blame for 1 in 10 blackouts
• US to process Cuban immigrant visas here
• SN commenters’ s
• Site is 10 years old
• Nineteen-year-old wins Miss Regatta Crown
• Long Creek woman, 92, disappears
• Report due on mercury testing of gold board staff
• Guyana All Stars defeat Trinidad and Tobago Titans
• Mohammed blames historic low on lack of applicatio­n
• Eastman captures Chin Chan 52-mile road race
• Plaisance High defeat GTI at YBG
• Elgar anchors second innings as South Africa build massive lead
• England in strong position at end of third day
• Guinness semis on today at Haslington
• Feeble Windies crash to historic low in heavy defeat
• Guyana out front after trouncing T&T
• Bright captures bronze on a day of near misses for Guyana..

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