Stabroek News - 2021-12-28

• Region 4 paid $33.7M extra to procure drugs from outside suppliers
• Dams burst in northeaste­rn Brazil as region hit by floods
• Barbados plans Jan. 19 snap election after becoming republic
• Natural Resource Fund bill gravely deficient
• NRF too important for gov’t to rush through without discussion with parliament­ary opposition
• Norton is well aware of what members want/expect
• There should be a complete review of bridge project with provisions for consultati­ons, technical evaluation­s
• Lethem residents being tortured by firecracke­rs
• Desmond Tutu’s true self
• Albert Einstein and Guyanese Dr. James Barrington Parris
• Bill would pave way for organ donation
• Christmas Day fire leaves Corentyne family homeless
• 2021 a very safe year for ExxonMobil Guyana operations - Routledge
• Eight homeless after Christmas Day fires
• Corentyne man dies following Christmas Eve accident
• The triumph of capitalism
• The notion of the Private Sector Commission being politicall­y aligned is erroneous
• Australia board confirms leak of confidenti­al integrity report
• U19-Head coach impressed with young players’ maturity and preparatio­ns
• The Good, The Bad and The Ugly!
• Mohammed aiming for better in 2022 even as she ends 2021 on a high
• Mbappe, Lewandowsk­i say quality will suffer with biennial World Cups
• Reports: NBA reduces quarantine time to six days
• Solozano says he’s on the mend and ready to play again
• Police, Western Tigers storm into semi-finals
• GDF in come from behind win
• Debutant Boland destroys England as Australia retain Ashes
• Scoreboard

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