Stabroek News - 2021-11-26

• Britain alarmed by new COVID-19 variant spreading in South Africa
• Gambia's truth commission recommends prosecutio­ns for Jammeh-era crimes
• France's Martinique territory imposes curfew after looting
• Amid Bukele's bitcoin hype, not all Salvadoran­s 'Feel the Bit'
• Trinidad PM: COVID can soon overwhelm parallel health care system
• Trinidad shop owner shot dead
• Marudi mining
• One local content item that Guyana is successful­ly capable of handling is insurance
• Ending Period Stigma and Poverty
• Meadow Bank man charged with $900,000 armed robbery
• Is the PPP now equal to PNC riggers?
• Nominees for posts at PNCR Congress yet to receive notificati­on
• Our healthcare providers should appreciate the trust we’ve placed in their hands
• Dharamlall takes on challenge to regulate Port Mourant Market vending
• NBA roundup: Rockets beat Bulls, end 15-game drought
• Debutant Iyer, recalled Gill shine for India against NZ
• Australia’s Paine takes ‘indefinite mental health break’ - manager
• Gayle to get farewell wish
• Nandu stars in third Rising Stars warm-up
• GuySuCo to Give Enmore kids Christmas golf experience
• Bonner, Da Silva unable to prevent heavy Windies loss
• Rupununi Chamber President wants politician­s to cease ‘playing monopoly’ with township’s economy
• Local, Surinamese small businesses seeking to strengthen ties
• Support still lacking for micro and small businesses developmen­t
• Remittance­s to the region will jump by 7.3% this year - World Bank
• Neem touted as a game-changing environmen­tally safe pesticide
• Debbie Houston and her Glitzy Glamour
• Stock market updates
• New Guyanese woman-led service company focussed on high delivery standards

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