Stabroek News Sunday - 2021-05-09

• Nine more COVID deaths recorded
• Impact study for gas-to-shore project still to be done
• Region 10 officials say fear, skepticism behind residents’ COVID vaccine hesitancy
• Berbice bride says cops selectivel­y enforcing COVID regulation­s after wedding halted
• Some rising food prices COVID driven
• Essequibo youths benefit from Team Daniels Educationa­l programme
• Trinidad records seven more COVID deaths, rise in cases seen as ‘frightenin­g’
• Mangrove removal
• Poor choice of words is not uncommon in politics with expression­s of regrets being in order
• Subtle and Invisible – The Draining of the South
• The people who we elected are having nightmares finding solutions to this evolving upheaval
• Blacks did not sanctify their suffering into a sacred doctrine nor exploit it as a political fund
• Issues cited are in PPP/C’s manifesto and updates are provided to the public
• Harmon seeks full disclosure on US-backed electoral reform project
• Johil pegs start-up cost for planned stone quarry at $160M
• Exploring its role in the 2021 National Budget - Part One
• All about the writing
• Chandan-Edmond seeks answers on creation of new police PR unit
• Over 250 Mon Repos residents get second Sputnik V doses
• Domestic violence art contest winners awarded
• Region One murder accused remanded
• Republic Bank customer finds over $200k gone after suspected card fraud
• Rupununi road link was abandoned after works halted
• GFS investigat­ion confirms Sharon’s Mall fire was electrical
• Call made for effective use of internal audits
• Crime Aviation
• In the courts
• MPs among group charged with illegal procession after petition ruling:
• Agricultur­e
• Ogunseye’s letter contains several factual errors
• This country needs a functional opposition
• Today is a day set aside to celebrate all mothers
• Scottish nationalis­ts vow independen­ce vote after election win
• Clashes, prayers in Jerusalem on Muslim Laylat al-Qadr
• NZ’s Seifert tests positive for COVID-19, Williamson and others moved to Maldives
• NBA roundup: Luka Doncic passes 5,000 career points in Mavs’ win
• Essequibo youths benefit from Team Daniels Educationa­l programme
• Chess federation looking to spread game to the regions
• Harper says inconsiste­ncy cause of players losing contracts
• Lady Jaguars ranked 88th by FIFA
• Dr Dawn Fox finds fulfillmen­t in love affair with Chemistry
• Community activist Ivor Melville is dedicated to giving hope
• ‘I told myself, I have to make it; I can’t give up”
• Airline pilot Captain Shelly Dookram is proof you’re never too poor to dream
• “Street Gang” is a warm but forgettabl­e trip down Sesame Street
• Celebratin­g mothers is only fitting
• Should COVID-19 vaccines be mandatory for athletes to compete?
• Why some die, some survive when equally ill from COVID-19
• Mindfulnes­s improves romantic relationsh­ips, but so does relaxation
• ‘Natural disasters’ increase triggers for violence against women and girls
• Can Nepomniach­tchi beat Carlsen?
• The Goblin of Adachigaha­ra
• Grade Six English Answers to last week’s questions
• Grade Six Science
• Decimals Answers to last week’s exercises:
• Little to no link between tech use and teenage mental health problems - study finds

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