Stabroek News - 2024-02-09

• Tech upgrade to be a key GDF focus
• Opposition MPs seeking to have Jagdeo’s seat in Parliament declared vacant
• Two found guilty of killing agricultur­alist
• Striking teachers lament the cost of living
• Fire destroys three houses at Container City
• Dominican Republic airline to fly here thrice weekly
• India wants multi-year oil purchase deal with Guyana, Bharrat says at India Energy Week
• Political game
• Best’s criticism of Guyana’s current defence policy regarding Venezuela’s aggression plays well into Maduro’s hands
• Politics and a dearth of managerial competence are the core causes of GuySuCo’s current crisis
• Exxon’s intrusion into Guyana’s geopolitic­s has potentiall­y damaging regional and global repercussi­ons
• The stock market share price mystery and conflict of interest
• Gail Teixiera, Anil Nandlall, Nigel Hughes, Vincent Alexander among nominees to constituti­on reform body
• Exxon says will be ready to bring gas to shore by year end
• Some parents concerned as Berbice teachers continue strike
• Koko and Wallaba Health Posts recommissi­oned
• GTU insists its strike is lawful, CLO says grievance procedure not exhausted
• The PPP gov’t has failed the founding fathers of trade unionism
• Shamrock, Canal, Cornelia Ida victorious in ‘Jits and Neelam’ 40-over cricket
• County squads named as GCB Senior Female Championsh­ips start today
• Pollard resigns as Slingerz FC head coach
• Rain prevails on day 2 of Harpy Eagles vs Red Force
• Lady Jags local cadre departs today for LA training camp
• Olympics team likely to mirror Tokyo lineup
• “When it comes to doing business, Guyana is the place to be”
• West Tech Shipping: Bidding for a piece of the Guyana cargo service ‘pie’
• Addressing the priorities
• Does what we wear dictate who we are?
• United Oil keeping Jamaica’s petro dreams alive
• Barbados Today confirms Guyana’s participat­ion in Agro Fest 2023: No official word yet from local organizers
• Foreign big techs ‘called out’ for not reinvestin­g in Caribbean telecoms’ sector
• We need an urgent briefing on Guyana’s participat­ion in Agro Fest 2024
• Guyana to host FAO March 18-21 forum in the shadow of the Region’s food security challenge
• Slow economic growth in the Caribbean this year
• Barbados economy in 2023
• Stock Market
• Barbados Central Bank backing tourism industry to ‘deliver’ for the country this year

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