Stabroek News - 2021-12-31

• Grove cyclist dies in accident
• 'Serious' talk between Biden and Putin sets stage for diplomacy
• Teixeira accuses opposition of terrorist tactics
• Limited vision
• Indication­s are that Guyana’s entangled socio-political situation could deteriorat­e
• Mr Basir was expelled from Parliament in 1991 for tampering with the Mace
• New Year wish list for social justice
• Policy Forum Guyana says ruling party closing off avenues to influence decision-makers
• On civil defiance and lawlessnes­s
• Just as how the PPP shows signs of continuing in their old ways, so too does the opposition
• That our elected officials work in harmony, is all we are asking for
• Gov’t still unable to say who will select NRF board directors
• Protesters called for scrapping of NRF bill
• Ireland duo test positive for COVID ahead of West Indies series
• Six and out: Boland resigned to making way for Hazlewood
• Amory burst futile as Windies suffer narrow defeat
• BCB boasts of successful 2021 despite pandemic
• De Kock quits tests but stays on for South Africa in white ball cricket
• Kohli praise for “motivated” India after S Africa win
• World Bank frowns on ‘unfair’ state contract awards
• Hoping that history will prove us wrong
• Rethinking Multilater­alism for a pandemice era
• Regional forum tags aquacultur­e as key to enhanced food security
• Jamaica’s tourism industry workers anticipate return of cruise ships
• Canada ‘tops up’ $$ for IFAD’s agri pursuits in poor countries
• Global factors which will impact how we educate the 21st Century child
• Region Nine couple see promise in farming… but
• In an uncertain global environmen­t Caribbean holding its own in tourism: WTTC
• Agro processing top greenhouse gas emitter - FAO study
• Business Voices
• Beyond Christmas: The Main Street spectacle
• The Sky Valley story

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