Stabroek News - 2022-11-04

• Russia signals retreat in southern Ukraine but Kyiv fears trap
• Ousted Pakistan PM Imran Khan shot in shin in what aides call assassinat­ion attempt
• Canada to start targeting draws for skilled immigrants next year
• Bolivian civic group threatens national strike as census protests escalate
• The Legal Practition­ers’ Committee was reconstitu­ted
• Dr. Persaud seems to be acting as a spokesman for someone or an entity
• Poverty in the age of oil
• The phenomenon of fake and fraudulent leaders
• Endangered election – Here and far?
• Finance Minister dodging questions ab
• Gov’t upping oil royalty rate to
• O 10% for new deals - Jagdeo
• Mahaica man gets 18 years for attempting to murder wife
• A few Region 3 rice farmers are being allowed to adversely affect thousands of people
• Norton describes low-income houses as ‘kitchen coops’
• Harvey, Springer, Newton, Roberts headline local IGG Track and Field team
• Shepherd fireworks trumps Bravo’s fifty in Harpy Eagles win
• GuyOil/Tradewind Tankers U18 Secondary School Football League to conclude on Sunday
• Pakistan keep hopes alive by ending South Africa’s unbeaten run
• Alcaraz breezes into Paris quarters, Djokovic also through
• Gender breakthrou­gh?
• Banana Braids! Women, their hair and the environmen­t
• Official culpabilit­y in under-performanc­e of agro-processing sector
• Decades later, UK ‘investment partner’ resurfaces in the region
• Foreign oil companies departing Venezuela… leaving everything behind
• T&T private firm seeking to raise the country’s agro processing ‘game’
• Will Biden lift sanctions on Venezuelan oil?
• Stock Market Updates
• ‘Only Coconuts’ do Guyana proud at Paris product display event
• Local chapter of regional women’s entreprene­urial network to be resuscitat­ed

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