Stabroek News Sunday - 2017-11-12

• UG valedictor­ian urges youth renaissanc­e to drive developmen­t
• Court cannot force president to choose from rejected Gecom nominees
• Enmore residents foresee bleak future as closure of sugar factory nears
• Whistleblo­wer nurse still under punishment seven months on
• Guyana, Brazil re-marking border
• How Saudi Arabia turned on Lebanon's Hariri
• Head of East Africa's regional bloc condemns ICC Burundi investigat­ion
• Protesters flood Barcelona demanding release of separatist leaders
• Step-dad charged with killing mother and child
• Venezuela sets high-profile location for $60B debt talks
• Constituti­onal provision relating to GECOM Chairman was passed with PNC support
• We need a dictionary of West Indian biographie­s
• The Socialist Revolution
• Letters...Letters...Letters...Letters...Letters...Letters...Letters...Letters...Letters...Letters...Letters...Letters...Letters
• Bounty Farms gets approval for regional poultry trade
• A success at the Zoo
• The changing tourism market
• Decision Rule 3: Pending the on-going “desk study”, natural gas should remain Guyana’s preferred major downstream value added investment
• Over 2,000 graduate at UG convocatio­n ceremonies
• Linden Mayor urges setting up of long-awaited TV station
• Major Jamaica conference aims to catapult tourism to centre stage
• EPIC-Guyana grants student return to UG on full scholarshi­p
• Communitie­s Ministry helping to complete Kitty Market overhaul
• Winifred Haywood elected new NA mayor
• Audit office probing Region 8 over millions in unverified payments to Parika supplier
• JAMES BOND
• CWI strike five-year tour agreement with Pakistan:
• Hockey teams qualify for 2018 CAC Games —Women play unbeaten but men’s team lose to J/ca
• Singh left stranded on 97 as Jaguars fightback
• GDF, Conquerors clash today in `Big Four championsh­ip’ final
• Top XX crushes High Stars in UDFA league
• Futsal Christmas Classic set to commence early next month
• Bridesmaid no more!
• Ten years positive, mom of two lives with a secret
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• A time to train and a time to rest
• Walking away is hard, but possible
• Shrimp Nuggets
• Recent events review Saturday, November 4 to Friday, November 10
• There are endless benefits to children learning chess
• GRADE SIX SCIENCE
• GRADE SIX SOCIAL STUDIES
• Story and photos by Joanna Dhanraj

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