Stabroek News - 2024-02-24

• American UN Ambassador to discuss US commitment to Guyana’s sovereignt­y
• GRA in new drive to boost petroleum depts
• Gaza ceasefire talks underway in Paris as air strikes continue
• Jury says NRA ex-chief LaPierre liable for mismanagin­g gun rights group
• Moon lander tipped sideways on lunar surface but ‘alive and well’
• Vienna court finds Austrian ex-Chancellor Kurz guilty of perjury
• U.S. rice exports to Haiti have unhealthy levels of arsenic, study finds
• Bunker fuel oil leaking from vessel affecting Tobago - tests
• Trinidad child shot dead
• Men in suits
• Gov’t must update total offshore oil reserve figures
• That gov’t is making the decisions on allocation of oil wealth points to a deeper concern
• Burnham Foundation embraces propositio­n of Mr Hughes that Guyana’s politics be restarted from Ground-Zero
• Teachers must become educated enough to recognize and identify things that are wrong
• Visit of US Ambassador to the United Nations to Guyana
• Big turnout for Mashramani
• UK blue plaque honour for first black NHS matron, Guyanese Daphne Steele
• GBTI to finance Muneshwers Group expansion via IDB partnershi­p
• President stresses preservati­on of territoria­l integrity
• Volcanoes and Pride meet defiance in battles to win
• Guyana humbled by Antigua in CONCACAF U20 Qualifiers
• Inauspicio­us start to tournament for Matthews
• Caribbean quartet flatter to deceive in close-out match
• Root rescues England with controlled century in India
• Red Bull are still 'out in the distance', says Hamilton
• Gayle and Bravo help celebrate 100-day countdown to tournament
• Sinclair puts Harpy Eagles on the verge of victory

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