Stabroek News - 2021-10-02

• Merck pill seen as 'huge advance,' raises hope of preventing COVID-19 deaths
• In Capitol visit, Biden tries to make peace with feuding Democrats
• Influx of Haitian migrants pushing locals out of housing in Colombia beach town
• Local content jaw-jaw
• GAWU seeks to end the exploitati­ve practices Guyanese workers confront in the oil sector
• A unit on domestic violence should come from this police training initiative
• I am suggesting Sam try to convince the PPP that there be a joint proclamati­on to end rigging
• Our energy footprint should be aligned with current global policies on climate change
• There is a collective indifferen­ce to the chronic degradatio­n of Le Repentir cemetery
• Feting with variants
• It is not okay to litter the environmen­t with impunity
• Trump loses bid to dismiss Eddy Grant lawsuit over use of ‘Electric Avenue’
• Bonfim protest ends as travel restrictio­n to Lethem eased
• GWI faces backlash over all-male management team
• GECOM advertises for new CEO, other key senior office holders
• Gunmen rob, beat Corentyne businessma­n
• Parchment sets sights on Paris 2024
• Australia state makes COVID-19 vaccinatio­n mandatory for athletes
• Australia skipper Paine says Ashes going ahead, with or without Root
• Britain’s Joyce wants 2016 Olympic gold if fight manipulati­on is proven
• Kings beat KKR to move into fifth spot
• Radford says fitness will be key to T20 World Cup success
• West Indies Legends win World Cup
• Samba for this Pol Sambol
• Multitalen­ted Sonia Si Ngh aims to have it all
• No Time To Die for British cinemas banking on Bond boost
• Drawings by boxing legend Muhammad Ali up for auction
• Frass Friday goes on air
• Talent search was incredible experience for young winner Kaysheena Singh
• Disney resolves dispute with Scarlett Johansson over Black Widow movie
• Loving and grieving

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