Stabroek News - 2022-04-30

• Bolsonaro eyes change to Brazil spending cap after election
• Ukraine warns talks with Russia may collapse as battles rage in east
• British Virgin Islands should be temporaril­y returned to UK rule, inquiry says
• Time for visa-free travel
• The president and making Guyana the epicentre of East-West global economic competitio­n
• After two years Caribbean Airlines still working on my refund
• I hope both the President and Private Sector will be equally generous to their workers on this labour day
• Ministry of Sports is clearly missing golden opportunit­ies
• The PAC is not a battlegrou­nd for party factionali­sm
• Public-private decarboniz­ation
• Jagdeo says NIS benefits secured but rules out increases in near future
• Family of victim of Kimbia fatal beating remains in the dark on police probe
• Guyana inks pact with EU’s SEACOP V to fight transnatio­nal crime
• Amy’s Pomeroon Foods Inc gets ‘Made in Guyana’ approval for coffee
• Wheat trials being extended – Mustapha
• Radiation safety bill tabled
• Three arrested over guns, ammo found in NA raid
• Going tough for South America Youth Games athletes
• Team Mohamed to sponsor CARIFTA athletes for one year
• NSC rewards Guyana’s lone Olympic medallist
• Fitness Express on board with Arrowhead League
• GFF to stage Champions Cup in August
• Super Giants successful­ly defend modest total
• Moonlight Stories set for Pegasus on May 21
• Avoiding work and thinking Eid
• Cristal Simmons puts her heart in
• Purple Arts’ Mother’s Day ‘Treat’ switched to Police Officers’ Mess with exciting new activities
• Fashionabl­e resistance

Stabroek News - 2022-04-29

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