Stabroek News - 2019-03-12

• Granger commended for leadership by IDB head - MoTP
• Civil society groups rap President over poll date
• GO-Invest facilitate­d $89.4B in investment­s last year - CEO
• Boyfriend discharged of manslaught­er in killing of Sasia Adams
• Ministry of the Presidency condemns Jagdeo’s ‘chase’ comments at Babu John
• Last chance? Theresa May wins Brexit assurances from EU on eve of crucial vote
• Venezuela congress declares ‘state of alarm’ over blackout
• U.S. says 737 MAX safe to fly after Ethiopia crash
• Trinidad Police Commission­er orders lie detector tests for 140 cops
• Trinidad: Hit-man and ‘innocent’ wife gunned down
• Raising standards in the Public Service
• Crucial aspect of no confidence motion manoeuvrin­gs is that PNCR-controlled executive is seeking to avoid accountabi­lity to legislatur­e
• Deaths of these children should be a stimulus for a complete revamp of healthcare system
• At the time of Caricom interventi­on the Janet Jagan gov’t was lawfully in place
• To take down Maduro, Trump will need an ally he keeps trashing — the European Union
• How gender parity improves global health
• RUSAL strike expected to be discussed at ministeria­l plenary -Lewis
• Cops seeking mastermind behind attack on Vergenoege­n family
• HIV services to be offered at ‘hot spots’ for at-risk groups
• Annandale accident victim identified as Buxton school boy
• Captain also missing, feared dead after Waini River boat explosion
• Cops deny brutalisin­g Rasville youth
• GO-Invest developing plan to revamp operations
• GPA threatens boycott of Jagdeo if attacks on press persist
• City mayor says let
• Tters to Town Clerk going unanswered
• T&T firm acquires Massy Security Guyana
• Reliance police ranks accused of profiting off stray catching
• Press Associatio­n should be in praise of unpreceden­ted access to Leader of the Opposition
• We are ‘here’ because the gov’t lost a vote of confidence
• Police must place more emphasis on non-lethal approaches in confrontat­ions
• Berbice police silent on fatal shooting of Corentyne man
• Logger, taxi driver remanded over four-pound cannabis finds
• Community Policing Groups to be set up in hinterland, border communitie­s
• Algeria’s Bouteflika abandons re-election bid after weeks of protest
• U.S. says North Korea diplomacy ‘very much alive,’ but watching rocket site
• U.S. House Speaker Pelosi: ‘I’m not for impeachmen­t’ of Trump
• OECD troubled by allegation­s Canada meddled in SNC-Lavalin case
• EU to add Bermuda, Aruba to tax haven list
• Daly hopeful of better showing at World Junior Lawn Tennis U–14 c/ships
• -Verwey is new Vice President
• Hurricanes hard-pressed to dethrone Jags
• Four venues to host Senior Female Regional tournament
• GMRSC to complete road to launch pad at S/ Dakota in time for Drags C/ships
• Conflict hurting CWI’s focus on cricket, says Skerritt
• No shame despite T20 whitewash: Holder
• NBA roundup: Suns end years of futility in beating Warriors
• Australia batsman Handscomb inches closer to World Cup spot
• Taylor surpasses Crowe with 200 as New Zealand look to force win
• Experience­d trio back for South Africa remaining ODI games

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