Stabroek News - 2022-05-30

• Rosignol man who stabbed ex-partner succumbs
• Slowe flays `monumental’ breakdown in security at `Baderation’ concert
• Biden grieves with Texas town as anger mounts over school shooting
• Ukrainian defenders hold out in Donbas city under heavy fire
• Colombia leftist Petro goes to second round with businessma­n Hernandez
• Peru opens criminal investigat­ion of President Castillo
• Barnwell tragedy
• Unity-Vereenigin­g NDC in desperate need of proper management
• The very names of the concerts leave a lot to be desired
• This divisive methodolog­y of Government is destined to create more disunity
• Reasonable use of force by the police
• Is tourism’s recovery sustainabl­e?
• Guyana’s public debt at the end of 2020 (Part II)
• Anthony urges public to take booster shots as some fully vaccinated persons contractin­g COVID
• Presidenti­al commission warns about e-cigarettes, hookahs
• Manufactur­ers’ associatio­n unveils new logo
• Furniture maker Clinton Samuels on mission to revolution­ise industry
• Ministry launches probe of rice mill deaths
• I do not see Mr. Lachmansin­gh as part of any effort to civilize political discourse in Guyana
• Blame game in France after ‘chaotic’ Champions League final
• Perez wins rain-delayed and red-flagged Monaco GP
• Jayson Tatum, Celtics hold off Heat in Game 7, win East title
• Hindley becomes first Australian Giro champion
• Berbice lift U-19 female inter-county title -extras top-scored for Demerara
• Pride, Hurricanes and Eagles to battle for title in final round of West Indies Championsh­ip
• Power problem scuppers Airy Hall, Buxton football match
• Time for Tage’s turn in Tests

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