Stabroek News - 2021-11-25

• Twenty-seven migrants perish trying to cross Channel to Britain
• Auf wiedersehe­n Angela as three-way coalition signs governing pact
• Georgia jury convicts three white men of Arbery murder, rejects self-defence
• Cuban sugar industry restructur­es as another bleak harvest looms
• Trinidad passes 2,000 COVID deaths
• Greenwashi­ng
• More work should be done on defining sexual offences, ethical guidelines and reporting
• GHRA brought the reform proposals down to a comfortabl­e reading level with astounding clarity
• Putting gender equality first
• Guyanese law student wins Rhodes Scholarshi­p
• GOAL offering technical training scholarshi­ps in oil and gas industry
• EPA launches fresh process for new bridge over Demerara
• AFC blisters gov’t over auditing of Exxon expenses
• Fifty-nine West Coast Berbice families to receive land titles
• Ramsammy seeking to have Woolford libel judgment set aside
• Finance Ministry removed critical control measure and this has opened door to procuremen­t confusion and corruption
• The Cold War for Guyana began in 1953 and ended in 1992
• Shedding light on the Christmas Season and the Church of the Sacred Heart
• Bonner hopeful of positive outcome despite dire position
• NBA roundup: Knicks down LeBron-less Lakers
• India batter Iyer to make test debut against New Zealand
• Lionel Birkett and Shane Julian share a unique record
• West Indies Championsh­ips to return in February
• BBC drop ex-England captain Vaughan from Ashes coverage amid racism allegation­s
• Chess federation to stage three online tournament­s this weekend
• Junior Pan Am games boxing team one of the better prepared says Ninvalle
• Closing date for GFF/K&S Futsal c/ships is December 3
• Windies look to the heavens to save test

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