Stabroek News - 2024-02-07

• Corentyne man remanded for fatally chopping Alness labourers
• Teachers strike continuing
• Gaza mediators search for 'final formula' for Israel, Hamas ceasefire
• Republican bid to impeach Biden border official fails in US House
• Trump's sweeping immunity claim rejected by US appeals court
• In setback for Argentina's Milei, sweeping reform bill sent back to committee
• Ex-Pemex manager sought 'cash register' of bribes from Vitol trader -trial evidence
• Chile's former president Sebastian Pinera dies in helicopter crash
• Off the hook again
• A serious problem with the CCI share price
• Gov’t can take steps to end speculatio­n with house lots, commercial plots
• A third party and the 33rd seat
• Administra­tion, Ministry of Education must be on correct side of country’s history
• How will the war in Gaza end?
• Clem’s book on Cheddi
• Ministry ceases collecting dues on behalf of GTU
• Sugar refinery to be built at shuttered East Demerara Estate - President
• Stevedore crushed to death on John Fernandes wharf
• Handing over of US$300m artificial island shore base delayed – Routledge
• Mahaicony Cottage Hospital gets digital X-ray Machine
• Scotiabank partners with Habitat for Humanity on youth training programme
• Court rejects challenge to extension of acting Top Cop’s tenure
• Venezuelan jailed for illegal gun possession
• Court extends date for public service credit union special meeting
• Williamson gets second century as NZ build lead of 528
• Pouderoyen storms into West Dem Pre-Season Championsh­ip final
• 10th Milo Schools U-18 Football to kick off February 18th
• NSC’s Ninvalle promises non-recurrence of the Aquatic Centre pool debacle
• Windies swept after being dismantled in record time

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