Stabroek News Sunday - 2022-10-30

• Russia halts Ukraine Black Sea grain exports, Biden outraged
• Russia says UK navy blew up Nord Stream, London denies involvemen­t
• Halloween stampede in Seoul leaves at least 151 dead
• Trinidad murder toll reaches 501 with cemetery murders
• Bolsonaro-Lula presidenti­al race down to the wire in Brazil, polls show
• The AG and appointmen­t of judicial officers
• It would appear that Supt. Ramana and other ranks of SOCU are above the law
• Sarah-Ann Lynch
• True value in our lives
• It would appear that Supt. Ramana and other ranks of SOCU are above the...
• I appeal to Guyanese not to become entrapped by an opposition that is becoming increasing­ly isolated
• We remain politicall­y underdevel­oped
• Unions must demand living wage, oil wealth has to be shared with poor
• Unions must demand living wage, oil wealth has to be shared with...
• AFC celebrates 17th anniversar­y
• Gov’t moving to revamp School of Agricultur­e curriculum
• Government Take & Reported Reserves - Part 6
• STEMGuyana honours children from learning pods across the country
• US has asked Guyana to accept some Afghan refugees
• Labour Minister in solidarity with BV over lands controvers­y
• Ministry of Health hosts breast cancer awareness walk
• Standards bureau hosts regional technical committee meeting
• As U.N. mulls sending troops to Haiti, a gang's rise shows how hard that would be
• Billion-dollar court battle looms...
• Bishops’ hosts Agribusine­ss Expo
• La Penitence market stallholde­rs upset over dilapidate­d roof
• I call on our President to signal a new moral direction to his Government
• I am keen on finding out more about these benevolent oil companies that would give us a better deal
• Dr. Persaud would find that Guyana has not been better off because of foreign investment­s
• Iran's Guards head warns protesters: 'Today is last day of riots'
• Man arrested in attack on U.S. House Speaker Pelosi's spouse faces charges
• Pakistani returns home after 18 years of U.S. detention in Guantanamo prison camp
• Defending champs make light work of Portmore
• Guyana U15 batsman receives cricket gear
• St Pius through to quarterfin­als
• Phillips ton drives New Zealand to Sri Lanka win after rocky start
• Chanderpau­l named for Test series Down Under
• Everest lifts GCA/GTT T10 title
• How traditiona­l knowledge gave Indigenous activist purpose
• More than birthing classes, Vanda Gomes instils family values
• More than birthing classes, Vanda Gomes instils...
• High-speed painting contest being organised to promote climate-friendly lifestyles
• “My Policeman” fails to solve the mystery of its own existence
• Art imitating faith in Diwali
• Elements and Principles – Colour
• Real-life village drama
• Japan’s ‘waste not, want not’...
• There is strength in numbers
• Feeling chirpy: Being around birds is linked to lasting mental health benefits
• Scientists warn in report that climate change has pushed Earth to “code red”
• Push to top COP27 agenda with thorny compensati­on talks
• Can Niemann’s lawsuit succeed?
• The Girl Who Always Cried
• Grade Six Social Studies
• Grade Six Science
• Grade Six Mathematic­s
• Grade Six Mathematic­s
• Grade Six Social Studies

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