Stabroek News - 2021-10-05

• Facebook blames "faulty configurat­ion change" for nearly six-hour outage
• California oil spill cause probed, ship anchor cited as possibilit­y
• OPEC+ sticks to plan for gradual oil output hike, price roars higher
• Chile police bust crime ring smuggling Haitian children to U.S., Mexico
• Pandora Papers: Rich and powerful deny wrongdoing after dump of purported secrets
• Trinidad budget seen as give and take
• The GCCI’s Local Content contretemp­s
• Our Indigenous progressiv­es must invest in communal lands
• The Guyana Police Force erred
• Crime is rampant in Zeelugt
• Award the Nobel Peace Prize to Nature’s Protectors
• Skills revolution needed to underwrite future Caribbean growth
• Fire at NIS HQ contained
• Distributi­on of pension books, one-off COVID-relief grant begins
• Extinguish­ers initially used to fight Brickdam station fire
• Interest of citizenry should top considerat­ions for decisions on Guyana’s energy future
• Miners testing new mercury reducing technology -in agreement with ministry
• Bassarath to seek fifth term as TTCB president
• Persaud shines with ball as Phoenix win twice
• Foo’s 163 not out guides Galaxy to massive win
• BCB to plump $2m from Patron Fund into B/ce cricket
• Men’s governing ATP to investigat­e abuse allegation­s against Zverev
• Allicock to lead strong Guyana team to World boxing C/ships
• Sports academy must happen, failure not an option
• Absence of injured Russell affects KKR balance, admits coach
• Hetmyer helps DC go top with 10th win

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