Stabroek News - 2024-01-10

• Corentyne crash leaves two friends dead
• US open to helping Guyana modernise defence capacity
• Barbados again
• More police outposts should have been establishe­d instead of this 12-storey station
• Urgent constituti­onal reform must shift governance system to one of Executive power-sharing
• Foundation­al principles of NRF cannot be undermined
• Killing innocents in Israel and Gaza
• Former US Secretary of State Pompeo was on private visit – sources
• South Ruimveldt Gardens blaze leaves four homeless
• Opposition claim of Gov’t avoiding PAC scrutiny baseless - Edghill
• Electronic court filing/management system seen as key developmen­t
• Major upgrades imminent on Carifesta, Homestretc­h avenues - ministry
• WCB motorcycli­st dies after struck by overtaking car
• Electronic court filing/management system seen as key developmen­t
• US open to helping Guyana modernise defence capacity
• Procuremen­t commission abdicating responsibi­lities – AFC
• Regional ferry company not yet establishe­d – Trinidad Foreign Minister
• Gov’t invested over $11b in D&I for Region Six in three years
• Judges skeptical of Trump's immunity claim in election subversion case
• Zeelugt, Zeeburg & Bellevue record wins over the weekend
• Saints Hockey teams wrap up T&T tour with mixed results
• Smith to captain ODIs against West Indies, Morris called up
• Guyanese Gordon extends contract with Walsall
• New-look Windies looking to start strong in Aussie practice match
• Rise of the United States cricket market is a threat, Mahabir says
• Dujon bemoans weak Windies squad in Australia

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