Stabroek News - 2024-04-16

• Corentyne men remanded over murder of woman
• Approach made to China for financing of Corentyne bridge
• Israeli military vows response to Iran attack as calls for restraint mount
• Floods grip Kazakhstan and Russia as tributarie­s of Ob rise
• Jury selection under way in historic Trump criminal trial
• US ties renewal of easing of Venezuela oil sanctions to progress on elections
• The PNCR’s leadership tussle and the party’s political endgame
• Ministry of Education seems disinteres­ted in non-violent means to heal schools from the culture of violence surroundin­g them
• I, Amna Ally, am not prepared to ignore atrocities in government or in my party
• Residents from far-flung Rupununi communitie­s facing tough conditions at Lethem bank
• Bullying of Venezuelan student is not consistent with the values Guyanese are recognized for
• Elder Green should not cast stones if he lives in a glass house
• Taxing polluters is the key to climate justice
• Starbucks opens new store at MovieTowne
• Public service credit union gets down to business
• Ramlochan family to build mall at Mahaica
• City Mayor pressing for more work on incomplete admin building
• IDB-Invest to provide US$25m for Unicomer complex at Farm
• Town Clerk issues notices of removal to Holmes St wharf residents
• Gov’t hiring firm to conduct reservoir audit of Stabroek Block
• City doing extensive research on Carifesta Ave lands before going to court - Mentore
• Town Clerk issues notices of removal to Holmes St wharf residents
• FBI opens criminal probe in Baltimore bridge collapse; fourth body recovered
• Protesters rally, lawmakers brawl as Georgia debates 'foreign agent' bill
• Tesla laying off more than 10% of staff globally as sales fall
• Cuba calls on US to ease sanctions on eve of migration talks
• Through the ICCR, cultural exchanges and relations have ‘improved between Guyana, the wider Indian Diaspora, and India
• This editorial provides grist for the Venezuelan mill
• Five Pakistan players return for WI cricket series
• Chase’s Academic Foundation confident ahead of Milo Schools Football Q/finals
• Head, Klaasen tear up bowling as Sunrisers defeat Royal Challenger­s
• Pat Cummins, Nat Sciver-Brunt named as Wisden's Leading Cricketers in the World
• Party stand tickets on sale for June showpiece
• Online videos show Chinese runner being gifted win in Beijing half marathon
• Imlach praises team character after Kingston win
• Inexperien­ced Guyanese pugilists finish second at OECS tourney

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