Stabroek News - 2021-03-29

• Anti-piracy patrols to be stepped up
• Tuschen man fatally stabbed with scissors
• Man dies at Timehri after hit by car driven by cop
• Industry woman dies after birth of ‘overdue’ baby
• Birx says COVID death toll in U.S. would have been mitigated with earlier action
• Troops fire at funeral as Myanmar mourns bloodiest day since coup
• Venezuela's Maduro proposes paying for coronaviru­s vaccines with oil
• Drug traffickin­g disputes causing Venezuelan­s to flee to Colombia -Colombian minister
• Electoral reforms and elections
• There is severe dissonance between the picture the Byron Report paints of UWI and what exists
• Police reform will succeed only when the force itself wants to be reformed
• It’s a “no brainer” Guyana can renegotiat­e all oil deals
• What the global response to HIV/AIDS can teach us about Covid-19 recovery – and social justice
• The contretemp­s at the PAC is inimical to the public good and the public interest
• UNDP funding roadmap to support Natural Resources Ministry
• Ministry raps City Council after flooding in Charlestow­n, Werk-en-Rust
• Black Bush residents complain about Wi-Fi, water and roads
• Santa Fe farm upping production following COVID slide
• We can’t afford to pause COVID vaccinatio­n campaigns without strong evidence
• NDC must rescue Mahaica Community Centre
• BCB/Zulfikar Mustapha Under-15 tournament…
• D’ Edward advances to BCB/Jafferally T20 final
• BCB inviting applicatio­ns for university grant
• Independen­t thinkers and associatio­ns
• Hamilton wins Bahrain season-opener for Mercedes
• GCB said breaches of CWI’s Articles of Associatio­n led to no show
• Five bowlers the way forward, asserts Simmons
• BCA, GCB absence forces CWI to postpone elections
• Seamers help India clinch thriller and series despite Curran heroics
• Positive Windies focussed squarely on winning second Test

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