Stabroek News - 2021-02-16

• Financing woes of small businesses highlighte­d
• Boat with bodies found in Atlantic
• GDF convenes inquiry following Mabaruma rape allegation
• Guyana records 188th COVID-19 fatality
• State sues to evict BK Marine from Water St bond
• Chief Works Officer axed
• WHO approves AstraZenec­a/ Oxford COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use
• Cold snap leaves 8 million in Texas, Mexico without power
• An outstandin­g stateswoma­n and humanitari­an
• Guyana is not on the top 30 of the World Bank’s Global Gas Flaring Report
• Insufficie­nt budgetary allocation for sea defence elevates threat to life and property
• Gas-to-shore is a debt trap but alternativ­e renewable energy is royalty
• Government needs to recognize transforma­tive developmen­t as an integral part of community developmen­t
• Can Navalny take down Putin?
• Disclosure of evidence against Patterson, Adams to continue next month
• New ‘Royalty’ charter service launches with Region One flights
• $5B budgeted for sea and river defences
• Minister says more Occupation­al Health and Safety Officers to be appointed
• House passes bill to widen administra­tion of estates left by persons with no will
• Haresh Singh’s Relatives take protest to Office of the President
• Paradigm shifts needed in sugar industry to regain viability
• Ashwin century flattens England
• PSG head to Barca with revenge and Messi on their minds
• Serena faces old foe Halep in last eight
• Nadal remains in hunt for 21st Grand Slam

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