Stabroek News - 2024-04-22

• Next steps for GTU depend on response from Education Ministry – Lyte
• Brazil’s Bolsonaro rallies supporters in Rio
• Five rockets fired from Iraq towards U.S. military base in Syria
• Russia says US facing humiliatio­n in Ukraine like in Vietnam
• Some young people see Trump as an answer to their economic woes
• US$50M dispute with CH4/Lindsayca will not affect US EXIM Bank loan process – Jagdeo
• The derelictio­n of the Public Procuremen­t Commission
• Eighteen years after, we continue to lament the lack of progress the assassinat­ion of Minister ‘Sash’ Sawh
• Contrary to the AFC’s inaccurate claims, the PPC report provided thirteen recommenda­tions
• The government needs to invest more funds in technical and vocational skills training programmes
• A shared inheritanc­e from natural resources?
• The PPC summary report on the award of the contract for the constructi­on of a sluice pump station at Belle Vue
• Non-compliance with procuremen­t procedures should cause Cabinet to act – Goolsarran
• Mabaruma residents bemoan damaged infrastruc­ture during APNU outreach
• How the Cost of Living is affect
• Jagdeo’s lawyers seeking ex parte judgement against Su, could levy on his assets
• GCB’s inaugural ‘Guyana T10 Blast’ bowls off tomorrow
• Dharry ‘bullies’ his way to WBA Super Flyweight Gold Belt
• Memorable day for Ramharack helps Windies Women win
• Speightlan­d, Platinum victorious in King and Queen Beach Football

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