Stabroek News Sunday - 2020-10-25

• $245M Yesu Persaud Clinical Education Centre handed over
• Walrond says she renounced US citizenshi­p prior to becoming MP
• Police clear West Berbice road after residents erect blockages, light fires
• UN Coordinato­r urges inclusiven­ess in parliament­ary decision-making
• Nigerian police mobilize to quell worst unrest in two decades
• As COVID-19 hits swing states, Biden and Trump show sharp contrast
• Gunmen storm school in Cameroon, killing at least six children
• Trinidad bars, restaurant­s to remain closed but gyms, cinemas to reopen
• IMF economists: COVID-19 hit to Caribbean similar to ‘cardiac arrest’
• Civil society
• It is time for dual citizens to have equal say in how country is governed now and in the future
• Elections Petitions
• A different sort of beauty
• Silence on inhuman treatment of Success squatters revealing
• Funds put aside for new infrastruc­tural projects may be better used for additional stimuli packages for population impacted by Coronaviru­s
• We have a serious problem with our words which leads to low self-esteem
• Campbellto­wn toshao says GGMC safety concerns led to curb in mining
• Orson Ferguson promoted to GTT’s Chief Marketing Officer
• Intrinsic Competitiv­eness and Market Preference are two leading drivers behind global commercial success
• Directions
• Ali hails achievemen­ts of Sabga award winner Andrew Mendes
• After delays, $4B TOPCO expansion nearing take off
• Mustapha promises D&I services to Corentyne cane farmers
• Axed GuySuCo communicat­ions officer behind programme aimed at assisting fired public servants
• CXC creates online portal for CSEC and CAPE reviews, queries
• Ministry to recommence testing for persons not exhibiting COVID-19 symptoms
• Canada may help Guyana develop app to track COVID-19 patients
• APNU+AFC takes issue with GECOM selecting CEO’s lawyer for elections petitions
• Cameron calls on ICC to set guidelines for private investment
• Shai Hope’s challenge
• Narine slams 64 as KKR defeat Delhi Capitals easily
• FIFA welcomes Appeals Court victory over TTFA
• Questions raised about possible breach of AIBA rules in run up to election
• Test cricket on Shepherd’s radar
• Figueira slams gov’t for failure to appoint NSC members
• Kings XI Punjab prevails in low-scoring thriller
• Kohli ‘most complete player’ around, says England’s Root
• Playoff hopes evaporate, Dhoni already thinking of next IPL
• Homeschool­ers see ‘child-centred’ advantage outside formal learning
• Virtual conversati­ons target domestic violence in faith-based community
• Pomeroon resort reopens doors to nature lovers
• Lindener makes her own success with launch of skincare line
• “Queer Coolie-tudes” sets the tone for SASOD’s Spectrum Film Festival
• Ameena Gafoor Institute to pilot research and scholarshi­p around indentures­hip
• The wisdom in letting children enjoy their childhoods
• Regaining what you have lost
• Weather disasters opening U.S. eyes to climate threats: Al Gore
• Coronaviru­s poses threat to climate-change campaigns - David Attenborou­gh
• South Korea's pop culture machine boosts Netflix's internatio­nal growth – source
• Borat bounces back just ahead of U.S. elections
• The Emperor’s New Clothes

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