Stabroek News Sunday - 2022-11-06

• Iran says it shipped drones to Russia before Ukraine war
• Xi opposing nuclear weapons in Ukraine was reason enough to visit China, Scholz says
• Musk’s Twitter updates app to start charging $8 for blue checkmark
• Belize asks for funds in the aftermath of Hurricane Lisa
• Lula transition team invites experts who helped stabilize Brazil economy in 1990s
• Haitians hope for fuel supplies after police break up gang blockade at terminal
• What has happened to the ‘Desk’?
• Consider extending CO2 emissions charge from excess flaring to carbon sequestere­d in every barrel of oil produced
• Letitia James joins Hakeem Jeffries to exploit race in Guyana
• The need to teach a love of books
• Potential bidders may negotiate the 27.5% from the new oil blocks if the price per barrel falls below US$50
• Caribbean and LATAM sub-regions Covid related fall in life expectancy worse than world average
• Lt. Col Craig resigned from the CDC
• Chess Federation Board demonstrat­ed maturity and prudence to discredit its former president
• Land on which Saxacalli Primary School is on was never legally acquired
• Wrapping up the presentati­on on Government Take - Part 7
• Traffic Chief blames rain for major Harbour Bridge delay
• Georgetown, Port-of-Spain ink MoU to develop relations, cooperatio­n
• Constructi­on of Nandy Park apartment building ongoing without needed approval -CH&PA CEO says works should cease
• Autopsy confirms cop drowned at Orinduik Falls
• Non-functionin­g of parliament­ary committees preventing scrutiny of gov’t - AFC
• Two men held after Fort Nassau Savannah ganja raid
• Man charged with stealing car after joyride ends in crash
• Norton maintains voters’ list too bloated for credible local polls
• Investment
• There is no equating PPP/C’s policies with neoliberal­ism
• We have been arguing that our state institutio­ns must be more representa­tive of our population’s compositio­n
• NBA roundup: Short-handed Warriors cap 0-5 trip
• Guyana to stage C/bean junior, senior TT c/ships next March
• South Africa, India eye T20 World Cup semi-finals
• GCB outlines academy programme with coaches, administra­tors
• Courts Pee Wee semi-final line up identified
• Flightline shows his class with Breeders’ Cup Classic win
• Qatar minister slams hypocrisy of people calling for World Cup boycott
• GFF/GoG to stage`One Guyana President’s Cup’ Inter-Ward football competitio­n
• England into World Cup semi-finals, champions Australia out
• Da Silva fifty helps Red Force tame Volcanoes
• Academy stun Scorpions to post first win
• Hadiyyah Mohamed’s work to raise awareness of Rett syndrome inspired by niece
• A contract with Guyana written in the stars
• Over 30,000 schoolgirl­s to access free sanitary pads
• 12 graduate from women’s leadership programme
• Your mind is a star
• 12 graduate from women’s leadership programme
• The “Black Adam” paradox
• Enheduanna: The world’s first named author
• Prison was a life changing experience
• Prison was a life changing experience
• No Sugar November
• ‘Deforestat­ion-free’ supply chain pledges barely impacted forest clearance in Amazon
• Gut-dwelling bacterium singled out as the possible cause of colorectal cancer
• Bedtime procrastin­ation helps explain the link between anxiety and sleep problems
• The work to promote chess must continue
• A contract with Guyana written in the...
• Why the Tiger and the Stag Fear Each Other
• Grade Six Social Studies
• Grade Six English
• Grade Six Science Fish
• MATHEMATIC­S
• Grade Six Social Studies

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