Stabroek News - 2021-11-30

• Guyana-Barbados committee set up to advance tourism training
• WHO flags Omicron risk, travel curbs tighten, Biden urges vaccinatio­n
• Castro vows to pull Honduras ‘out of the abyss’ as first female president
• Botswana appeals court upholds ruling that decriminal­ised gay sex
• Trinidad: 61 COVID patients in ICU
• Trinidad dad of 2 gunned down
• The President and the contractor­s
• The alleged details of the police handling of this rape allegation raise serious questions
• Creditinfo applies a multifacet­ed approach to facilitate access to credit
• Those tied to the fishing industry should be compensate­d fairly
• Send out the Clowns
• Woman acquitted of restrainin­g teen to enable rape
• Contractor­s’ associatio­n floated
• Essequibo teen fell from 60 ft at worksite – co-worker
• Ramson Jr condemned over defence of Bamia school contract
• Moraiko Bay developers inviting expression­s of interest for services
• British MI6 spy chief warns: the race is on for mastery of AI
• China rejects allegation­s it may grab Ugandan airport if country defaults on loan
• Black profession­al community has suffered severe loss via public service terminatio­ns
• I am not optimistic about this country’s future
• Ravindra-Patel rearguard snatches thrilling draw for New Zealand
• Windies women’s team in Oman but route home, timelines unclear
• Fitness standards prevent Hemraj, Rutherford from WI selection
• Will anyone join the stollmeyer­s?
• More exposure needed for local T20 players- DoC Adams
• GHB resumes hockey action with ExxonMobil sponsored competitio­ns
• Tenelec Inc., pumps US$ 5400 into Berbice Cricket
• Bowling changes aimed at winning Test: Estwick
• Nissanka shines on rain hit opening day

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