Stabroek News - 2023-03-23

• Mother of three charged with killing husband
• Activists press again for gas power plant impact survey
• UN warns 'vampiric overconsum­ption' is draining world's water
• U.S. Fed delivers small rate hike amid global banking turmoil
• Channellin­g Nero
• The EPA is always learning and improving its understand­ing of the oil and gas sector
• GECOM’s path to LGE burdened by snafus, missteps and misadventu­re
• Several items in Section 3 of the Draft Model PS would benefit from further review
• The Vreed-en-Hoop shore base, funded with Guyana’s oil revenues makes it a private, public partnershi­p
• Not a single youth representa­tive on the ERC
• The future of the United Nations Security Council
• Suspected Linden bandit dies after `shootout’ with police, another injured
• Daycare baby died from haemorrhag­e, suffocatio­n - autopsy
• Is the GHRA being singled out? asks McCormack
• Grandson in custody as cops probe murder of Charlestow­n woman, 89,
• Shelter set up for flood-a Affected Grove residents
• Court of Appeal to set date for decision on elections petition case
• It is a miracle that the cost of living hasn’t driven some insane
• The National Assembly sees nothing wrong with 9 men and 1 woman on a constituti­onal body
• Our society is broken
• Duo charged over guns, ammo at Toroparu
• NBA roundup: Paul George gets hurt in Clippers’ loss
• Demerara beat Essequibo by innings and 62 runsa
• Shallow says strong finances needed to drive success on the field
• IOC and Games cannot be referees in political disputes - Bach
• CrossFit C/ships receive sponsorshi­p from Assuria, Builders Lumber Yard
• Johnson-special leads Harpy Eagles’ charge
• Zampa bowls Australia to ODI series victory over India
• National U21 girls ready for first Pan Am Games outing

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