Stabroek News Sunday - 2024-05-26

• Man gets life sentence for murdering Linden vendor
• Exotic dancer drama 'Anora' wins Cannes Film Festival's top prize
• Gaza ceasefire talks could soon resume but Israel-Hamas war rages on
• Mexico extradites security chief for sons of ex-Sinaloa Cartel head El Chapo
• US screens record 2.95 million airline passengers in single day
• From rebel to prisoner and leftist Latin American icon, Pepe Mujica reflects
• Independen­ce anniversar­y
• City still to present and approve budget for 2024
• Guyana at 58
• Extraordin­ary People - Arthur McDonald
• Shatter the current colonial paradigm which undergirds our education system
• A premier tourism event now looks more Trinidadia­n than Guyanese
• New building to be constructe­d for Campbellvi­lle Health Centre
• Minibus bus driver dies in Friendship public road collision
• Alleged rat infestatio­n at West Demerara Hospital sparks outrage
• GPF adds 28 ranks from Berbice campus
• Major bauxite expansion at Bosai continuing
• Forty more hinterland women trained through First Lady’s programme
• Swipey’ acquitted of gunning down fellow Lindener
• Oil companies poultry project has touched all 57 Rupununi communitie­s – release
• PNCR wants day of remembranc­e for Mahdia fire victims
• Pollard finishes third in Men’s 45-54 division
• Buttler knock guides England to 23-run victory over Pakistan
• Support for hosting RAN 15s return fixture awaiting parliament­ary approval
• Chebet breaks 10,000m record, Kerr beats Ingebrigts­en
• Chase, Motie seal series for WI
• History, Infection, and Scenes of Long Ago
• Applicatio­ns for Miss Guyana Teen Scholar Pageant open on Independen­ce Day

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