Stabroek News Sunday - 2020-01-26

• List-joining parties in debut at Stabroek Market
• Banks DIH expanding into auto sales, energy services - Reis
• Don’t approve Payara plan until Exxon improves deal in big way
• Dialysis centre officially launched in Region Six
• Bryn Pollard passes away at 92
• GECOM Chair says elections will be free and fair
• Xi says China faces ‘grave situation’ as virus death toll hits 42
• Warren wins coveted Iowa endorsemen­t for Democrats’ presidenti­al nomination
• Defense at Senate trial says ousting Trump would be ‘massive interferen­ce’ in election
• Thousands support Venezuela’s Guaido at Madrid rally
• Administra­tive deficit
• Encouraged by Transparen­cy Internatio­nal ranking but there is much more to do
• Poems to remember
• The security of the ballot boxes
• The people cannot trust these illegals with governance of Guyana’s new-found oil reserves
• A cultural shift must take place in dealing with violence among our youth
• Summing-up the Metrics informing the Guyana Petroleum Road Map
• When the oil money reach
• Gov’t says taking steps to counter any coronaviru­s cases
• Chief Election Officer cautions about converging around polling stations
• Bauxite union up in arms over DPI c
• Claim it met with minister on layoffs
• Child beaten at Mon Repos school released from hospital, may have eye damage
• The Week-in-Review - January 19th to 25th
• Reputation­al damage done by this gov’t to profession­als is immeasurab­le
• Twenty years as an animal activist and the passion remains
• Johnson, Dindyal, Fiedtkou, Cadogan among top awardees
• Jaguars in sight of victory over Red Force
• Bel Air secure first innings points over UG
• Swag Entertainm­ent in 5-1 drubbing of Barsenal —Guinness Greatest of the Streets Linden Zone
• Baird wins javelin event

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