Stabroek News - 2023-04-14

• ExxonMobil CEO got huge pay increase for 2022
• APA lodges formal complaint over carbon credits deal
• Tanzania auditor says StanChart demanded pricey Turkish contractor in rail loan deal
• Trump back in New York for questionin­g in state civil fraud case
• FBI arrests 21-year-old National Guardsman for ‘criminal’ US intelligen­ce leaks
• Trinidad businessma­n killed during carjacking
• Trinidad business leaders call for return of hangman as crime spirals
• A continuing problem
• Georgetown is not worthy of the title of capital city
• The PPC preaches accountabi­lity yet does everything to thwart efforts to eradicate corrupt practices
• A bimonthly pay plan is more cost-effective
• Bring opportunit­ies to youths in marginaliz­ed communitie­s
• The need for a new US foreign policy
• Golden Grove woman charged with using threatenin­g language against President
• US firm used by `Shell’ Mohamed had been working for Guyana gov’t
• We’re defenceles­s sitting ducks!
• Businessma­n in critical condition after struck by hit-and-run driver on Rupert Craig Highway
• Man pleads guilty to stealing weapons from Radar Security
• Rotaract Club of Georgetown Central in 6th Wine and Art expo
• Filmmaker Shivraj complains of short shrift from government, culture ministry
• Musetti stuns Djokovic to set up all-Italian clash with Sinner, Medvedev earns win over Zverev
• WTA to resume tournament­s in China this year, end boycott over Peng allegation­s
• IBA blasts breakaway world body as ‘orchestrat­ed coup’
• Kelsey, Abumchi Benjamin receive motorcycle­s for ‘One Guyana President’s Cup’
• Joseph’s Titans remain in contention for lead with win over Kings
• Roach brace helps Surrey control Hampshire
• CARIFTA Games outfit return to stirring welcome
• Guyana lose in spirited performanc­e against Canada
• Easter Swimming Programme part of Government’s developmen­tal thrust – DoS Ninvalle

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