Stabroek News - 2024-04-01

• Venezuelan­s identified as duo held with cocaine at Vergenoege­n
• After bridge collapse, Maryland governor urges Congress to pass funding for rebuild
• Fighting rages across Gaza amid revival of truce talks
• Russia seeks extraditio­n of Ukraine security service head; Ukraine rejects demand
• Trinidadia­n siblings killed six months after losing elder brother
• In Trinidad father and son stabbed to death; suspect held
• Gov’t will have to review its Bangladesh­i nurse importatio­n decision if it wants to avoid the appearance of bias
• Trade Union check-off system
• Bill Clinton, the Dominican Republic and the Imperative of Solidarity with Haiti
• The audit report on Exxon’s post-contract costs (Part II)
• Colombian, Venezuelan guerrillas, gangs near borders a cause for concern – Benn tells RSS
• Ramkarran and Goolsarran urge government to act on corruption reports
• Businessma­n gifts Hampton Court $30M community ground
• How the Cost of Livin
• D’Edward fishers to benefit from new wharf, shed and tarmac
• Businessma­n donates kites to riverain areas
• Tens of thousands rally against Netanyahu government in Jerusalem
• Fire Service personnel get training from Bureau of Statistics
• Govt’s decision to recruit foreign healthcare workers ‘a slap in the face’ of hardworkin­g locals – opposition
• Some 1000 families to benefit from Shieldstow­n housing scheme
• The audit report on Exxon’s post-contract costs...
• Anns Grove upset defending champion Santa Rosa 2-1
• Suknanan crowned the Bruster’s Ice Cream & Qualitea Café Golf Champion
• Eteringban­g crowned the Regatta Football Champion
• Guyana smashes Mixed 4x400m Open Relay, Harvey captures 3000m bronze
• Guyana faces off against England today in final

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