Stabroek News - 2022-01-06

• N.Korea launches second hypersonic missile in fiery test
• Music’s Grammy Awards indefinite­ly postponed as Omicron spreads
• Kazakh president fails to quell protests, ex-Soviet states offer help
• Addressing obesity
• In the context of professed ‘unity’ let us inquire about this exorcising of Region 4
• Hope Secondary School is infested with mosquitoes
• G’town City Council is oblivious to the need for public safety and health
• The pandemic has taught us that we need to work collaborat­ively if we are going to beat it
• The NRF Bill can provide a foundation for affordable vocational education
• Ogunseye must say if he believes all Guyanese have transcende­d their ethnic affinities
• President says schools will remain open despite COVID rise
• National footballer charged with illegal possession of firearm
• PNCR supports Electoral Reform Group’s proposal for restructur­ing of GECOM
• President can select up to three of five members of NRF board
• Region 6 breached Procuremen­t Act when it awarded $615.3M in contracts – Auditor General
• -Mayor renews call for gov’t to work with council
• -virtual teaching to continue until completion
• APNU+AFC still considerin­g legal challenge over NRF bill - Forde
• Jury selected for 2016 Black Bush triple murder trial
• Autopsies on Sarah Johanna couple set for tomorrow
• Mominul hails Bangladesh’s ‘unbelievab­le’ win over NZ
• NBA roundup: LeBron, Malik Monk rally Lakers past Kings
• Tour to South Africa reschedule­d ahead of ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup
• England need ‘systemic change’: Giles
• Novak Djokovic denied entry to Australia, seeking injunction to stop his removal
• England peg back Australia with late strikes in soggy Sydney
• South Africa need 122 runs to win second test with eight wickets in hand
• Packed 2022 expected for GASA
• Persaud’s unbeaten 54 highlights opening day

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