Stabroek News Sunday - 2019-12-01

• Four dead after Nismes collision
• Integrity Commission lacks funding to publish names of delinquent public officials
• GPL taps CARILEC’s help to ease generation woes
• Pastors launch political party
• January 10th is Nomination­s Day for polls
• Maltese businessma­n charged with complicity to murder in journalist case
• UK PM Johnson pressured on jail terms after London Bridge attack
• A relic of Jesus’ manger, Christmas gift from pope to Bethlehem
• China arrests Belizean, Taiwanese citizens over alleged meddling in Hong Kong affairs
• Trinidad: Over 552 sex assault cases against women in 2019
• Manifestos
• Letters...Letters...Letters...Letters...Letters...Letters...Letters...Letters...
• Governance Reform
• What measures have been instituted to prevent suicides in police lockups?
• GCCI’s proposal for Guyana’s developmen­t is encouragin­g
• We need to learn from our mistakes before approving any more oil projects
• -Editor-in-Chief says victimisat­ion of free press remains unresolved
• Guyana’s Petroleum Road Map Part 2, Guidepost 5: Wrapping-up the appraisal of renewable energy investment as a public spending priority
• ‘No room for
• Corruption in gov’t’
• Over 30,000 persons will be left off voters’ list if house-to-house registrati­on data not used
• Man found guilty of four counts of sexual activity with child
• Layne, Nicholas cop TT titles in the US
• West Demerara teams favoured in Brian Tiwari Inter-Ward football
• Tucber Park, RHTYSC advance to semi-final
• Surujnarin­e sends Albion into Busta finals
• Leewards defeat Red Force behind Hamilton’s 21-ball stunner
• Some HIV+ persons refusing treatment as stigma...
• Some HIV+ persons refusing treatment as stigma...
• Nigel Butler’s public art r\evolution
• Bacteria-infected mosquitoes slash dengue cases
• Grade Six English

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