Stabroek News - 2023-05-27

• President says committed to setting up CoI into Mahdia tragedy
• Gov’t seeking aid from ILO to bolster labour laws – Hamilton
• Biden sounds hopeful on debt ceiling, Treasury warns of June 5 default
• India to push back against 'agenda-driven' global ranking firms - Modi advisor
• Washington and Tokyo vow closer chip cooperatio­n
• Norway targets Exxon, Chevron over climate
• ‘Smallie’ still eluding capture a week after
• Collective incompeten­ce and slackness
• The Ministry of Local Government and Regional Developmen­t bears the burden of accountabi­lity
• When the horse has left the stable and tragedy strikes, the psuedo...
• This marks the saddest era in Guyana’s history
• Fire prevention is about the safety of life
• Mahdia mourns
• All remains from Mahdia fire identified following DNA testing
• Seven homeless after WCB blaze destroys two houses
• President says committed to setting up CoI into Mahdia tragedy
• Opposition wants `independen­t’ Commission of Inquiry into Mahdia tragedy
• Independen­t candidate going up against PPP/C, APNU in Lodge North
• Eighty-one from Poke Bridge get land titles
• Sammy says doubts about him are nothing new
• Knight trumps Joseph in thrilling last-ball win for Barbados – 4th round
• Blistering Gill hundred sends Gujarat to IPL final v Chennai
• Jackson leads Caribbean athletes aiming to make a statement
• Hamilton encouraged by changes to his Mercedes
• GBA to resume Pepsi/Mike Parris U-16 competitio­n from tomorrow
• In Nadal’s absence, new generation set to challenge at wide open Roland Garros
• Sinclair is Player-of-the-Match as Windies ‘A’ defy nerves to beat Bangladesh ‘A’
• Celtics cruise past Heat in Game 5, extend series again
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