Stabroek News - 2022-10-20

• GGMC demolishes mining camps at Two Point
• Biden awards $2.8 billion to boost U.S. minerals output for EV batteries
• Ukraine curbs power usage after Russian attacks energy plants
• Schlumberg­er evaluates options for Russia staff as Ukraine war escalates -CEO
• India’s Congress elects first non-Gandhi chief in 24 years
• CDB, World Bank endorse Jamaica’s new procuremen­t system
• Boy wonder
• Gov’t will manage Guyana’s marine space in a sustainabl­e and responsibl­e manner for the benefit of all
• Had there been prior community consultati­ons, anticipate­d hindrances in Jardim Street could have been averted
• A new regional agenda for tourism
• The intent was always to simplify my analysis of the oil sector
• Bees attack on rise because of honey flow season – GLDA
• Ossie Rodgers says he was provoked, claims video doctored
• Grove taxi driver arrested in Port Kaituma with drugs
• Real-time advisories on traffic now available
• Public service credit union members want full compliance with court order for special meeting
• 2024 Diversity Immigrant Visa Program – Your Guide to Applying
• Public consultati­on on electoral reforms set for October 25
• Organisati­onal construct of GuySuCo’s new Board infers there is limited trust in its CEO
• The new GuySuCo board
• National junior badminton tournament begins today
• Warriors begin title defense with 14-point win over Lakers
• Courts Pee Wee football resumes Saturday
• MVP Futsal c/ships kicks off today
• Sukhai is Caribbean champ
• Beating Ireland WI’s only focus amid rain concerns
• Local TT stalwarts rewarded by CRTTF
• Joseph, Holder wreck Zimbabwe to keep Super 12 hopes alive

Stabroek News - 2022-10-19

Stabroek News - 2022-10-21