Stabroek News - 2024-02-28

• Norton restates support for teachers
• Trump, Biden win Michigan primaries but Democrats mount Gaza protest vote
• Top Putin ally pledges Russian help in countering U.S. in Latin America - TASS
• One quarter of Gaza’s people one step away from famine, UN says
• Trinidad Health Minister issues fast-food warning ... Names and shames mega companies offering unhealthy options
• Tobago spill causes losses
• Sean Paul advises Trinibad artistes: Singing about violence brings it into your life
• UN Security Council
• Members of the WM Fogarty's Pension Scheme would like this appeal expedited
• Inconvenie­nce in this Cummings Lodge road project
• President’s position on Haitians was pure hypocrisy
• How can administra­tion say it cares when it refuses to have collective bargaining with teachers?
• The financial march to war
• Imperative for City Council to assert ownership rights over Carifesta Avenue land
• Charred remains of Bagotville teen found on farm
• UK pumps up credit agency lending purse to £2.1b
• Region Two teachers say ministry discount card invalid
• Son calls for probe into mother’s death at Mabaruma hospital
• IDB providing US$30m under Guyana-Canada sovereign loan pact
• US Ambassador to UN reiterates support for Guyana’s territoria­l integrity
• Norton restates support for teachers
• CCJ hears Gaskin case on separate environmen­tal permits for Hess, CNOOC
• GPL maintains that procuremen­t process for Heavy Fuel Oil compliant with law
• Berbice teachers concerned about next step as strike continues
• ‘Carifta Team vs. the Rest’ set for Leonora Track on Saturday
• Anns Grove thrash Conquerors in KFC Elite League
• Guinness ‘Greatest of the Streets’ Georgetown playoffs set for Sunday
• Suriname arrives for tonight’s ‘Developmen­tal Boxing Championsh­ip’

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