Stabroek News Sunday - 2021-01-17

• The Ministry of Human Services and Social Security
• Gas to shore project requires detailed environmen­t study - Vincent Adams
• LJP awaits word from GECOM on new Region Eight Councillor
• Reconstitu­ting procuremen­t commission on PAC’s agenda -Patterson
• Campbellto­wn moving to restart mining without GGMC’s approval
• Attorney and independen­ce campaigner Llewellyn John dies
• Divided CDU picks Laschet to lead party into post-Merkel era
• Reeling again from COVID-19, Amazonas gets respirator­s, oxygen from Brazil military and Venezuela
• US Shiprider Agreement takes centre stage in Jamaica Senate
• Brazil variant
• Gov’t was able to clinch contract for a superior ferry to the northwest at a lower cost
• Success comes from reaching ordinary people
• Victimolog­y and its narratives
• Reverse clearance for limited public indoor dining
• A lot more needs to be done to help small businesses under COVID-19 stress
• Court cases of Walter Rodney and Donald Rodney in dire need of justice
• National disaster recovery policy to be developed – CDC Director-General
• Modeled economic features, policy implicatio­ns and government revenues
• Music doldrums
• Bharrat urges loggers and miners to help curb illegal activities
• US securities commission probing Exxon over Permian Basin asset valuation – WSJ
• Walton-Desir seeks answers from Foreign Minister on gov’t hiring of lobbying firm used by PPP/C
• $12M COVID-19 isolation facility to be opened at Region Two
• Special Needs Education officers challenged to adapt to pandemic fallout
• Chase Academy valedictor­ian grateful for teachers who cared
• Private school’s operations under investigat­ion
• Labour office planned for Kwakwani - Hamilton
• Three held over property damage after Blankenbur­g gas station scuffle
• APNU+AFC to hold gov’t accountabl­e on promised homes for Region 10 -Harmon
• The Week-in-Review - January 10th to January 16th
• Budget should make major allocation for mental health
• Nexgen Global acquires land for golf facility on West Coast Demerara
• Brathwaite brace helps propel runaway leaders to easy win
• Liverpool must not dwell on injuries if they want to win title, says Salah
• Red Force name star-studded side for campaign
• Mohammed eyeing permanent return after surprise call-up
• Australia frustrated as rain dampens Gabba decider
• Sri Lanka begin first test fight-back after Root’s double century
• Walsh contracted COVID in Caribbean, says Mansingh
• Mayers backs batting to deliver
• Jaguars head coach welcomes WI trio
• Ingrid Subryan advocates against drug use after losing two sons to the scourge
• Mango Walk lures customers with tantalizin­g food fusion, wine mixers
• Wielding machetes and calipers, sweat-soaked scientists count carbon in Amazon
• “Our Friend” is a tender exploratio­n of grief
• Coleridge’s cautionary tale and the founding of Romanticis­m in poetry
• Dr Tosnausha Logan aims to practice medicine with humility and compassion
• Living with a monster
• Be limitless
• Gene therapy makes paralyzed mice walk again
• DNA test developed to ID pneumonia in severe COVID-19 patients
• Mikhail Tal’s chess: romanticis­m and sacrifice
• A Handful of Clay
• COVID-19 fuelling education’s tech disruption, deepening digital divide

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