Stabroek News - 2021-09-13

• Barama to get back into lumber business with $1b plan
• $518M Instrument Landing System, extended runway commission­ed at CJIA
• Nine more succumb to COVID-19
• Teen in Bartica accident succumbs to COVID-19
• IAEA-Iran agreement raises hopes for new nuclear talks with U.S.
• Taliban say women can study at university but classes must be segregated
• FBI releases first declassifi­ed 9/11 document after Biden order
• Trinidad: Corruption found in granting of firearm licences
• Trinidad water managers under probe for bad deal
• Trinidad Minister concerned about low turnout of children for Pfizer vaccine
• Vaccinate
• Road hierarchy is fundamenta­l to city planning and traffic management
• I can be of service to the Child Welfare Agency
• We must remember that everyone is trying to stay safe
• Texas’ new law on abortion is intended to intimidate and generate fear
• Blown away by the Breeze
• Assessing Guyana’s compliance with the United Nations Convention Against Corruption
• Guyana to protest to countries in Venezuela mediation over Essequibo reference
• Quantity of books handed over to Guyana Prison Service
• Man accused of murdering soldier, girlfriend to appear in court today
• Man and woman on bail after pleading not guilty to assaulting a police officer
• Convict remanded to prison
• Region Four chairman labels attempts at ousting as ‘unfortunat­e and distastefu­l’
• Mystery spinner named in Sri Lanka T20 World Cup squad
• Royals stun St Lucia Kings
• Akshaya Persaud smashes 19-ball 53
• Belfort TKOs Holyfield in round one
• Jameer elected president of Melanie FC
• Decoding the West Indies T20 World Cup squad
• Medvedev wins U.S. Open to end Djokovic calendar Grand Slam bid
• Vienna marathon winner disqualifi­ed after shoe soles break rules
• Shepherd shows West Indies selectors the error of their ways

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