Stabroek News - 2021-07-09

• Serious questions raised on gas to shore project at scoping meeting
• Ex-Colombian military, Haitian Americans suspected in killing of Haiti president
• Doubtful the law allows govt to pay oil companies taxes – Christophe­r Ram
• Cousins confess to torching GECOM building in Wismar – police
• Leguan farmer beaten to death, nephew held
• Cuba says second COVID-19 vaccine Soberana 2 boasts 91.2% efficacy
• Biden says Afghans must decide own future; U.S. to leave on Aug. 31
• Assassinat­ion in Haiti
• Paid work alone cannot eliminate poverty in Guyana
• MoHA’s survey can measure trends and provide feedback on public’s impression of the police
• I think we can learn from the grace of NY’s losing mayoral candidates
• The effect the PPP/C strategy is having on youths in the other main political party
• Marijuana criminaliz­ation impacts
• Guyana to get US$1.8M from Global Fund to fight COVID
• Long-awaited PNCR Congress for October
• Putting an attempted electoral coup behind?
• Thirty Region One adolescent mothers complete skills programme
• Police still mum on fatal shooting of suspect at Nandy Park
• GAWU urges ministry to address plight of DTL workers
• Guyanese people and Parliament need to know all details of gas to shore project
• The effect the PPP/C strategy is having on youths in the other main political...
• It is doubtful the law allows govt to pay oil...
• Bangladesh score 468 in first innings after massive ninth-wicket stand
• New-look England thrash Pakistan in ODI opener
• Scoreboard
• Host city Tokyo bans Olympic spectators amid COVID-19 emergency
• Flawless Djokovic closing in on history
• Reality is ‘coming home’ as England face Italy final
• Britain sending biggest team for an overseas Olympics to Tokyo
• GGA/NGA golf camp hailed a success
• Bikini champion Rosanna Fung aiming for the stars at upcoming CAC championsh­ip
• Cox disappoint­ed in Guyana’s failure to progress to second round of Gold Cup
• Windies wary of ‘world class’ Aussies despite absence of stars
• Guyana crude helps ease India’s OPEC’s oil supply headache
• Berbice cattle, rice farmers determined to move on from flood losses
• CARICOM: No good excuse for food security challenges
• Official indifferen­ce to organizers’ concerns may threaten long-term viability of Mocha/Arcadia’s Farmers’ Market
• SDG’s 2030 target: Region seriously ‘off the pace’ - CDB President
• Closing digital gap between OECD, LAC countries a financial mountain to climb - IDB
• Bajan cooperativ­es key to piloting island through Covid-19 choppy waters
• Regional private sector must reflect higher small business profile - former CDB President
• Stock Market Updates
• Guyanese-American Chamber seeking ways to support local small businesses

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