Stabroek News - 2023-03-27

• Houston Secondary School teacher and parent have resolved difference­s
• PPP to hold congress by first quarter next year - Jagdeo
• President Ali says racism will not succeed in Guyana
• Netanyahu sacks defence minister who opposed judicial overhaul
• Tornado tears across Mississipp­i, more than two dozen dead
• NATO criticises Putin for ‘dangerous and irresponsi­ble’ nuclear rhetoric
• At least 29 African migrants die when two boats sink off Tunisia
• French PM offers to meet opposition, unions amid pension crisis
• Wanted: Strong institutio­ns
• Due to gov’t members’ unavailabi­lity the Public Accounts Committee will not be meeting for the third consecutiv­e week
• Pay our public servants, and local government authoritie­s’ staff better wages
• Equality forum report pushes for hate crime legislatio­n
• If we are going rise higher from where we are, then all must be better
• The Remarkable Alwin Bully
• The Public Accounts Committee quorum change and its implicatio­ns: A closer look
• Daughter of Guyanese professor to sit on Biden appointed fitness council
• Investigat­ions ongoing in Chinese Landing pit collapse - Bharrat
• Jagdeo touts PPP/C as the ‘only multiracia­l party in the country’
• How the cost of livin
• Player-of-the-Series Matthews fires Mumbai to title
• Shallow and Bassarath elected as President and Vice President of Cricket West Indies
• Comfortabl­e wins for top teams in Milo football
• Charles’ hundred in vain as Proteas make mockery of record run chase
• McCaskie ushers Pride to redemptive win – 4th day, 4th round
• Golden Jaguars inch closer to qualificat­ion with 2-0 defeat of Bermuda
• Prince Charles scheduled for GBA event
• McSween and Edward set up edifying win for Volcanoes– 4th day, 4th round
• President’s College mauls Buxton in YBG
• McClean, Munroe, Anderson and Harte win marquee titles at Novices C/ships

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