Stabroek News Sunday - 2021-07-18

• Bid security removed for state projects under $7M
• Five PNCR executives denounce attacks on Granger
• ‘I have not acted unlawfully’
• Court ruling on Wales lands could impact gas to shore project
• Over $200M in ‘Because We Care’ cash grants distribute­d in Region Two
• Biden promises to appeal immigratio­n ruling, urges Congress to act
• French protests call for ‘freedom’ amid government vaccine push
• Cuban government holds mass rally in Havana after protests
• Trinidad natural gas plant to be mothballed for at least two years
• Power struggle
• The Dependency Syndrome and the Government’s Education Cash Grant
• What Newspapers Do
• Removing critical objectives has reduced this programme to gimmickry
• What is very transparen­t in this transactio­n was the attempt to deceive
• This public disclosure not endorsed by PNCR’s Central ...
• Floating vessels would give Guyana flexibilit­y to develop its economy
• Guyana’s Oil and Gas Sector: Illustrati­ng more fake misreprese­ntations and revelling in decades-old dogma
• Guyanese Boy
• Retired judge BS Roy to head law reform body
• West Berbice land to be zoned to end conflict among farmers
• US-based Guyanese betting on good food, service with new city restaurant
• Over 1,200 with COVID hospitalis­ed at Liliendaal hospital in first half of year
• Boy, 12, burnt in explosion in need of overseas treatment
• Sacked Forestry Commission workers to get benefits after union intervenes
• Cops in hunt for trio after Rockstone robbery
• ‘I have not acted unlawfully’
• Mario’s Juice Bar and Grill House celebrates one year, plans expansion
• New broadcaste­rs group in talks with gov’t for relief over COVID impact
• Gov’t seeking investors for gas to shore project:
• Life sentences for two who killed man during bus park robbery:
• Our laws should allow for leniency in some cases
• Aggressive Brathwaite fifty dwarfs Mayers debut
• WDFA to hold executive meeting to discuss issues affected by Covid-19
• Pogacar set to win back-to-back Tour de France titles
• Verstappen wins Silverston­e Sprint for British GP pole
• Late Flemmings strike earns Reggae Boyz dramatic win
• First COVID case in athletes’ village piles pressure on IOC
• Group holds no terrors for Windies, assures Pollard
• Rupununi girl aims to dedicate life to conservati­on of her birthplace
• Heart and sustainabi­lity mark Annette Jaundoo’s leadership of Corriverto­n NGO
• Optical technician carving her own path in a male-dominated field
• COVID-19 saw cocktail bar expand into lunch service, but owner Philip Herbert couldn’t be happier
• Saved by adoptive parents after hemophilia mistaken for ‘Ole Higue’ torment
• “Gunpowder Milkshake” leaves an unpleasant taste
• Haiti replete with culture and traditions, dogged by instabilit­y
• The Demerara Ice House - The Original DIH
• Censorship circumvent­ion tool helps 1.4 million Cubans get internet access
• Pain she would not wish on her worst enemy
• Sprinting is great for your physique
• ‘Neuroprost­hesis’ restores words to man with paralysis
• One shot of the Sputnik V vaccine triggers strong antibody responses – Argentine study
• Immune system “clock” predicts illness and mortality
• No-castling: An exciting new concept in chess
• The Demerara Ice House - The Original DIH
• Clever Manka: The Story of a Girl Who Knew What to Say
• CSEC ENGLISH
• Grade Six Social Studies
• Paper 1 READ THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIO­NS CAREFULLY.
• Look at the diagram below and answer Question 18. Study the diagram below then answer Question 19. Question 25.
• Grade Six English
• Study finds “thriving gap” between students who attend school remotely vs in person

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