Stabroek News - 2024-03-18

• Joint Services shoot and kill escapee Akeem Wong at Groete Creek
• Brussels envoy identified and announceme­nt expected shortly, Todd says – President still mulling list on other posts
• Colombia decree suspends ceasefire with EMC armed group in three areas
• Putin wins Russia election in landslide with record turnout, early results show
• Five gunned down in Port of Spain
• Bolsonaro says he does not fear being put on trial
• The toll rises
• Gov’t’s discrimina­tory practices will likely pivot Amerindian­s to form an alliance with an emerging third force for the upcoming general elections
• About time TVET training be introduced into our high schools’ programmes
• GTUC will stand alongside the GTU
• East Ruimveldt play area being converted into 12 feet wide concrete road
• Are We on a Suicide Mission to Haiti?
• Nine generators installed so far as power outages continue
• UG Law department trounces UWI campuses at recent mooting competitio­n
• QC emerges victorious in inter-school mooting competitio­n
• Thirty-eight biomedical technician­s certified in inaugural programme
• Water in black tanks, shade house materials for Parika farmers – Ali
• Oil and gas audit consortium said to be compiling response to GRA
• Guyana experience­d 96 power outages in 2023 – GPL tells PUC meeting
• How the Cost of Livin
• Labour ministry’s investigat­ion into Vreed-en-Hoop Shorebase fatality completed
• East Ruimveldt residents upset over Gov’t plan to convert play area into road
• Public service credit union vice chair says has provided list of names required by co-op chief
• Rehabilita­tion of controvers­ial High and Princes streets building still mired in secrecy
• Routledge’s Bluefin pyrotechni­cs
• Stolen Money storms to victory at Kennard Memorial Phagwah Meet
• Back Circle, Albouystow­n, North Ruimveldt advance to the group stage

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