Stabroek News - 2024-01-18

• Judge orders that deductions from striking Linden nurses be repaid
• Ramps among companies behind regional ferry service
• Israel presses southern Gaza assault, Jordan decries damage to hospital
• Pakistan recalls envoy from Iran after ‘unprovoked’ missile strikes
• Foreign-backed nickel hub in Indonesia causing mass deforestat­ion -report
• Trinidad: Residents say murdered men were warned before shooting
• Organized crime prosecutor in Ecuador’s Guayas killed -AG’s office
• Monitoring saltwater intrusion
• I too was arrested and placed on trial with Brenda Dash for challengin­g racism at the Sir George Williams University
• A justificat­ion for the 2024 budgetary allocation­s for UG and GOAL
• This budget has a firm commitment to the developmen­t of Guyanese
• The synergy between the people of Gaza and Guyana
• Mexico’s democracy is at stake in 2024
• Trio charged with series of robberies on America St
• Cane Grove woman dies after hit by car driven by son
• Road deaths rose by 76.8% last year
• Judge orders that deductions from striking Linden nurses...
• Ramps among companies behind...
• Former police detective charged over ammo
• Auditor General’s report silent on controvers­ial Bamia school project
• -business owners get SBB grants
• 2020 Elections fraud trial set to begin on March 4
• Auditor General’s report silent on controvers­ial Bamia school...
• Ask the Consul Installmen­t 24-01
• Dream debut for Shamar Joseph as Aussie bowlers dominate on day one
• Gary Trent Jr. fuels Raptors to lopsided win over Heat
• Georges Niang's career night leads Cavs past Bucks
• ICC unveils 34,000-capacity modular stadium in New York
• Djokovic, Sabalenka go through after Jabeur ousted by talented teen
• McCoy helps spark Royals third consecutiv­e win
• From Baracara to the world! Joseph ‘deserves’ to be playing Test Cricket
• India overcome Afghanista­n in Super Over drama to sweep T20 series
• Head’s ton puts Australia in the lead

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