Stabroek News - 2020-01-30

• Children’s Mash Competitio­n continues to impress
• Rusal lays off almost all employees
• US urges Guyana to ensure elections free and fair
• EPA says still not properly equipped for oil monitoring
• Husband charged with murder of Cane Grove woman
• Witness recounts desperate bid to flee burning house
• Republican­s hopeful Senate will acquit Trump in impeachmen­t trial as early as Friday
• Airlines suspend, scale back direct flights to China amid virus fears
• ‘Naiee was the victim!’ Her story will not be silenced, vows friend
• Trinidad: Thousands of homes to be distribute­d this year— minister
• Spare a thought
• Mr Rohee should clarify exactly what he meant
• Ministry still allows teachers to beat and flog children
• Why is Mr Greenidge so riled up and critical about Global Witness and myself?
• Editors-in-Chief must appear to be, and actually be neutral, objective, and balanced
• Carpenter remanded over murder of Coldingen fisher
• Ruimveldt duo charged with larceny from Royal Castle
• Second man charged with murder of court tout
• GPHC fire may have been started by Psychiatri­c Ward inmate
• Hess not worried about oil deal renegotiat­ion
• EPA ‘generally pleased’ with new Bosai tailings pond
• Dumping of fast food waste on foreshore from Kitty to Kingston unacceptab­le
• Neither lackey nor opportunis­tic convert
• —In honour of national junior coach Huburn Evans
• Crandon, Dillon see potential in Smith
• Thiem slays nemesis Nadal to reach Australian Open semis
• After second great escape, Federer faces holder Djokovic
• We didn’t take our chances, laments skipper Melius
• NACAC officials give venue thumbs up to stage 2021 CARIFTA Games
• England’s Archer ruled out of T20 series in South Africa
• Windies crash out of World Cup after NZ fightback

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