Stabroek News - 2023-04-18

• Linden seems to be ignored in ‘One Guyana’ theme – Mayor
• Chase-Green, Malcolm Ferreira join PPP/C slate for city
• Sudan rival forces battle in capital as UN sees little prospect for mediation now
• Taiwan to buy 400 US anti-ship missiles to face China threat -Bloomberg News
• US arrests two for setting up Chinese ‘secret police station’ in New York
• Brazil’s Lula draws Russian praise, U.S. scorn for Ukraine views
• Barnett: Caricom drafting anti-crime action plan after talks
• Rowley: Region can’t afford to lose war on crime
• ‘Playing games’ with sport
• These assaults on journalist­s in Guyana exhibit the characteri­stics of authoritar­ian countries
• Direct investment in the population will spur short-to-long term economic growth and developmen­t
• Some would argue that the NIS could be a better structured organisati­on
• Offshore Technology Conference to award ExxonMobil
• Is history repeating itself?
• Region Six records smooth Nomination Day
• American businessma­n tops Marriott bids with US$65m
• PPP/C, APNU confident about winning at LGEs
• National yield for second 2022 rice crop averaged over 6 tonnes per hectare - Ministry
• Chase-Green, Malcolm Ferreira join PPP/C...
• Healthcare profession­als complete USAID-funded courses
• Castro band returns to city after being stranded in Lethem
• Bishop, Nedd anxiously eyeing first class debuts
• Coaching education critical to player developmen­t, says Brabazon
• Mars nets six goals as Lady Jaguars whip Dominica 10-0
• GABF to stage Women’s 3x3 c/ships Saturday
• Men’s hockey team head over heels with delight after beating powerhouse Brazil
• Chan chalks up podium finish at Cuban Classic Powerlifti­ng C/ship
• Mahadeo, Zalman, last gladiators standing

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