Stabroek News - 2021-11-23

• CH&PA allocates 350 house lots at Lethem
• COVID-19 unrest has created 'explosive' situation in Guadeloupe, says Macron
• Venezuela opposition says it must rebuild after heavy election loss
• Suspect in Wisconsin parade carnage was out on bail from previous case
• Huawei donates 1000 internet devices to Guyana
• Efforts underway for DPP’s Chambers to resume work soonest
• Community surveys would give real picture on effectiven­ess of police
• Situation of Warau crossing into Guyana has not received adequate attention
• Guyana owes much to ‘Mac’
• A proper investigat­ion into those malnutriti­on reports is needed
• My candidate will only fail if the party’s election machinery comes to a biased halt
• Anti-China vitriol is sweeping across Guyana
• The challenge ahead for GuySuCo is formidable
• Malcolm Chan-a-Sue passes away
• Three categories eligible for COVID vaccine boosters - Anthony
• ExxonMobil seeking one more year before giving up parts of lucrative Stabroek Block
• Orin Boston’s family giving po month-end to disclose findings
• Article 13’s call for log exports ban misinforme­d– Forestry Commission
• Potarinau, Katoonarib get improved water supply
• COVID pandemic has intensifie­d gender-based violence
• The challenge ahead for GuySuCo is formidable
• Government workers deserve an increase
• Hetmyer supports RHTYSC Christmas Programme
• Hetmyer not ready for captaincy says Tony Gray
• More robust CWI selection policy needed
• WTA: Chinese tennis player’s call with Olympic chief is not enough
• Brathwaite impressed with bowling efforts
• LeBron James ejected after fracas with Stewart
• Collapse of epic proportion­s

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