Stabroek News Sunday - 2019-12-15

• Santa Paws?
• Mismanagem­ent, corruption claims spark GGMC probe
• Cop dies after Berbice River mishap
• Guyanese man charged with murders of daughter, niece found dead in jail
• GECOM to post list of new registrant­s for public scrutiny
• Mismanagem­ent, corruption claims spark GGMC probe
• Anger erupts at U.N. climate summit as major economies resist bold action
• Trinidad: Joint select committee needed for ganja bill
• G77 and Takuba Lodge
• Much work required to ensure responsibl­e management of oil and gas sector
• The power of ethnicity - The Rohingya People
• Time to make it easier for citizens to obtain guns
• This unusual method for sale of first oil should not be allowed to proceed
• Cops using body cams to increase transparen­cy
• Mandatory human relations course for UG staff, students being launched -as part of respect campaign
• Guyana Petroleum Road Map Part 2 Guidepost 5: Attributes of the Buxton Proposal
• -to mitigate natural disaster impacts
• $4B TOPCO expansion to require 2 million lbs of fruit next year
• Cops using body cams to increase transparen­cy
• Bus driver in fatal Nismes crash gets bail on traffic charges
• The Week-in-Review - December 7th to December 14th
• -customer grazed by bullet during attack
• UG hosts 2019 sports awards ceremony
• Single dad, advocate claim system not set up to support men
• ‘People should not treat us anyhow’
• CSEC ENGLISH
• Grade Six Social Studies

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