Stabroek News - 2024-01-29

• Accolades pour in for Shamar Joseph on his mauling of Australia’s batting
• Nearly 630 public figures have not submitted declaratio­ns to Integrity Commission
• Nigeria air force owns up to 2023 bombing
• Hungary far-right would lay claim to neighbouri­ng region if Ukraine loses war
• Israeli settlers hold conference on resettleme­nt in Gaza
• Masked gunmen kill one person in Istanbul Catholic church
• Three US troops killed, up to 34 injured in Jordan drone strike linked to Iran
• Two fires leave nine homeless
• Shamar Joseph
• Datadin ought to read and understand the Guarantee clauses enshrined in the EPA Permit which resulted in Judge Kissoon’s ruling
• The court has no business examining Exxon’s $2B document and should take EPA’s word about its existence and adequacy
• What a player, Shamar Joseph
• The 2024 Estimates of Revenue and Expenditur­e
• Post-graduate course in Climate Change
• Teen girl, two men nabbed in separate ganja busts
• Telecommun­ication’s sector increased 61% post liberalisa­tion – Phillips
• How the Cost of Livin
• Deputy Speaker says medical doctors, teachers among those who need more
• Pope and Hartley script England’s thrilling win against India
• Ravens, Kwakwani to battle for ‘One Guyana Basketball’ conference title
• Khan’s all-round brilliance leads B/bice U-15s to victory over Essequibo
• “Joseph has breathed new life into the West Indies” - Leon Johnson
• Joseph inspires Windies to first test win in Australia for 27 years

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Stabroek News - 2024-01-30