Stabroek News - 2024-01-15

• NIS set to conduct training on claims, other areas later this month
• Couple killed in Ruimveldt crash was on market run
• Taiwan’s new president faces tough time with China pressure, no majority
• North Korea fires missile, minister to visit Russia as tensions rise
• Volcano erupts in Iceland, flowing lava reaches fishing town
• Bids invited for the building of three water treatment plants under $76.2M CDB loan
• Facial recognitio­n
• Venezuela achieved all that they set out for in their 2021 Acuerdo and the Joint Declaratio­n of Argyle
• Maduro will not relinquish Venezuela’s claim over Essequibo
• Fact checking should be a standard operation procedure of the media
• The 2022 audited accounts of Ministries/Department­s/Regions
• We Celebrate the life of Brenda Dash - A Sir George Williams 1969 student leader
• Caribbean government­s contacted regarding fishing vessel missing since November
• Proposals invited for gas infrastruc­ture to support upstream developmen­ts
• Fire safety camp targets children along the lower East Coast
• Patterson still authorised to speak on oil and gas
• How the Cost of Living is aff
• Fernandes decries mismanagem­ent of Amerindian Developmen­t Fund
• One contractor terminated over substandar­d work on young profession­als’ homes
• The 2022 audited accounts of Ministries/Department­s/Regions...
• Dick 4-fer leads GCA Panthers to DCB Inter-Associatio­n T20 Finals
• Baird, Springer, Holder among winners at AAG’s Developmen­tal Meet
• Ravens, Kwakwani win game one in the ‘One Guyana’ Basketball Playoffs

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