Stabroek News - 2020-02-28

• Municipal abattoir damaged by falling crane
• Navigant unveils US$84m plan for Ogle housing developmen­t
• Canadian company employee alleges shakedown by ministry official
• Woman shot dead at Amelia’s Ward, ‘Spoil Child’ wounded
• Rose Hall businessma­n found dead with feet tied near home
• DPP recommends charging Best with death by dangerous driving
• US$43M East Coast Demerara road-widening project completed
• World prepares for coronaviru­s pandemic; global recession forecast
• Brazil to allow for automatic approval of new agrochemic­als
• As more Turkish troops killed, Ankara says it will not stop Syrian refugees reaching Europe
• Venezuela to let companies raise capital in dollars as Maduro liberalize­s economy
• City abattoir closed until further notice
• Reasons why these elections must be peaceful
• Solution to this APNU+AFC travesty lies with the voting population
• Appalled by Mashramani parade
• Lands and Surveys opens $36M Crane office
• Court defers ruling on Jagdeo bid to strike out lawsuit over Ali’s academic qualificat­ions
• PNC War-Room (36? 40?), PPP Situation Room (How many?)
• UN Resident Co-ordinator urges peaceful elections
• Arsenal suffer shock exit as United and Wolves cruise into last 16
• Russia’s Olympic ban appeal not heard before late April - CAS
• NSC coughs up $2.5M to cover boxers’ airfare for Olympic Qualifiers
• Djokovic bamboozles despairing Khachanov with drop shots in Dubai
• Batting fails again for struggling Red Force
• Mayers unbeaten hundred pulls Pride out of trouble
• Permaul rips apart Scorpions to give Jaguars edge
• NZ have few selection concerns as they seek series win
• We were “very, very poor”, laments Pollard
• -E’bo secure two-wicket win over U-15s
• Lady Jags humbled by Mexico
• A current assessment of Guyana’s coconut industry
• Stock market updates

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