Stabroek News - 2023-03-11

• Contracted teachers who wish to travel no longer have to provide transport or guarantor
• Private sector honours eight women
• Gov’t seals US$34m e-ID card deal
• China role in Saudi, Iran deal a tricky test for US
• Record-breaking storm Freddy due to hit Mozambique again
• Silicon Valley Bank is largest failure since 2008 crisis, billions stranded
• Trinidad PM weighs Mexico request to join US anti-gun lawsuit
• Dr Misir’s four months
• OGGN advocacy is about rule of law, environmen­tal protection and citizens’ best interests above that of oil companies
• Pleased that MOE has recognized the 2022 achievemen­ts of Saraswati Vidya Niketan school
• PM Mottley’s omission of the role of Burnham in the Southern Africa liberation struggle is unacceptab­le
• West Demerara traffic lawlessnes­s is the result of political corruption
• Vrooming to death
• Fifty-two benefit from steel and cement subsidy in Region Two
• Linden man’s licence suspended permanentl­y for second time
• Nandlall condemns Ogunseye’s call to be `battle ready’
• Plaisance security guard remanded over firearm, ammo
• Seals US$34m e-ID card deal
• D St fire damages GPL primary distributi­on feeder
• Women judges hailed
• France, Britain strike migration deal paving way for new entente
• Khawaja, Green hundreds propel Australia to 480 v India
• Pollard plays supporting role in record run chase
• Milo schools football resumes today
• New Zealand given ‘please explain’ letter after drop in drug tests
• E’bo surges to eight-wicket win over Berbice on day two
• `I am eligible to run’
• NBA roundup: Understaff­ed Bucks take down Nets
• Edwards denies knowledge of correspond­ence purportedl­y sent by him
• Bavuma’s unbeaten ton puts hosts in command

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