Stabroek News - 2022-12-05

• Iran protesters call for strike, prosecutor says morality police shut down
• Zelenskiy urges residents to be strong as Ukraine races to restore power
• Thousands on alert in Indonesia's Java after Mt. Semeru eruption
• Trinidad couple killed, cops find drugs in car
• US was preparing economic sanctions against APNU+AFC officials prior to declaratio­n- Gouveia
• Shuman urges indigenous leaders to prepare for carbon credits funds
• The carbon credits deal
• Poverty rate for Amerindian­s is double the national average
• I thank President Ali for allowing me to serve two more years
• How devaluatio­n harms Caribbean economies
• The 2021 Auditor General’s Report on the Public Accounts (Part IV)
• Transforma­tion, not consultati­on, to end the abuse of children in Guyana’s schools
• US was preparing economic sanctions...
• High school graduates from children’s homes to benefit from GOAL scholarshi­ps - President
• How the cost of livi Ng is hitting people
• Impact study waived for ship repair facility at Supply
• This is the moment to raise each Guyanese out of poverty
• This Sophia venture will prove of great value
• Pakistan 80-2, chasing 343 after England’s bold declaratio­n
• Pooran guides Gladiators to Abu Dhabi title
• Weather forces GCB to cancel U13 Inter County tournament
• Cummins in race to prove fitness before Adelaide test
• Runs, wickets, catches, stumpings all part of the job for Campbelle
• England surge past Senegal 3-0
• Bent Street to meet with Future Stars in MVP Futsal final
• A New Mr. Guyana will be crowned
• Chase fifty unable to prevent WI heavy defeat

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