Stabroek News - 2024-01-17

• Bauxite set for major growth this year - Singh
• Nominees invited for constituti­on reform body
• Gaza combat resurges as Israeli tanks storm back into areas they left
• US judge blocks JetBlue from acquiring Spirit Airlines
• Pakistan says Iran violated airspace, killing two children
• Dutch Senate defies prospectiv­e government parties over migration law
• UN rights experts welcome decision upholding Bouterse sentence
• British Watergate
• CARICOM’s Council for Foreign and Community Relations is not delivering
• More stringent regulatory inspection­s and corrective actions must be enforced for hospitals
• Dr. Hardat Persaud was an amazing human being
• Pandemic or not, medical oxygen remains essential
• Guyana poised to become tourism leader - Singh
• Private Sector Commission gives budget stamp of approval
• Corentyne man dies after being attacked by three pit bulls arrested
• Litigants ask Eximbank not to support Gas to Shore Project
• Justice Wit passes away
• Health ministry hails late paediatric­ian
• Manufactur­ers body lauds budget, inclusion of some of its proposals
• Recent blackouts due to transmissi­on line faults – Harjohn
• Global tobacco use tumbles despite industry lobbying: WHO
• US attacks Houthi anti-ship missiles, vessel hit in Red Sea
• Many positives in budget but questions remain
• This budget seems to turn a blind eye to plight of those struggling to make ends meet
• Runaround for old age pension book
• French Guiana to host 2024 Inter-Guiana Games in October
• Swiatek aces Kenin test
• Zimbabwe in exciting win over Sri Lanka
• Roma appoint De Rossi as manager after sacking Mourinho
• Nandu’s XI impressive on Day 1
• Brathwaite wants more Tests for Windies
• Alcaraz hits his stride to sink gutsy Gasquet at Australian Open
• Pollard’s all-round show fails to save MI Cape Town from defeat

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