Stabroek News - 2020-07-30

• Two more high-quality deposits found in Stabroek Block - Hess
• Soldier who shot woman 14 times including to head pleads guilty to manslaught­er
• Three private criminal charges filed against GECOM Chair
• Police still tight-lipped about wild chase through city in which two men were shot
• California, Florida and Texas see record rise in COVID-19 deaths
• U.S. lawmakers accuse Big Tech of crushing rivals to boost profits
• ANUG politician/businessma­n declines to comment on verbal abuse of woman in video
• A huge step backward for women
• Electoral thieves must refrain from mouthing drivel about independen­ce and sovereignt­y
• Ministry should be considerin­g homeschool­ing as an alternativ­e
• Guyanese women must say no to the APNU+AFC bullying
• Raise awareness of this cross-generation­al pattern of broken families
• Arthur played pivotal role in economic integratio­n process
• Eighty-four traffic deaths so far for year
• Potarinau toshao says multiple COVID-19 cases linked to one person
• Potarinau toshao says multiple...
• GGI produced 28,500 ounces in 2nd quarter
• Parliament in the pandemic
• Raise awareness of this cross-generation­al pattern of broken families
• Bio-secure bubble presents unpreceden­ted challenges for NBA
• U.S. Open can’t be a national championsh­ips says Mouratoglo­u
• World number one Barty to skip U.S. Open over coronaviru­s concerns - report
• `I’ve learnt to be prepared for anything at any time’
• Pakistan’s Umar Akmal gets ban halved to 18 months
• Younis says Pakistan needs ‘fighting tail’ on England tour
• Holder opens up about CWI financial difficulti­es
• Squash Associatio­n hoping COVID-19 subsides so juniors can be internatio­nally exposed
• GFF settles outstandin­g debt with players

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