Stabroek News Sunday - 2021-10-31

• Haiti’s hospitals close to collapse as fuel remains scarce
• G20 leaders endorse tax deal, pledge more vaccines for the poor
• Abu Dhabi Ports evaluating set up of deep water harbour link to Brazil – Ali
• Why Guyana’s economy been in shackles since colonial times
• We have a CEO who is equally destructiv­e
• We have bigger problems than prayers in schools to resolve
• Changes needed in NIS’ top management at Port Mourant
• Bank profit and interest rate: The Brassingto­n thesis
• The Buxton Proposal and Oil Revenues to Direct Cash Transfers for Households Part 6
• Civil society campaigner­s call lack of consultati­on on COP26 participat­ion disappoint­ing
• Ali walks back on preconditi­on for meeting Harmon
• Shot E’quibo speedboat operator and family remain traumatise­d after home invasion
• The constituti­on is not our problem
• Thanks to the present government for giving us employment
• West Demerara in 2-2 draw with Rupununi
• India’s Kohli lashes out at ‘spineless’ online abuse, backs Shami
• Lady Jags fall 0-6 to Honduras
• US Ambassador Shows Support for Nexgen Golf Academy Cancer Awareness Programme
• Ramson Jr., expresses desire to see golf grow
• Mission Maroon now Mission Improbable —World Cup performanc­es proving to be highly embarrassi­ng to West Indies’ selectors
• England in easy win as Proteas also seal points
• Shaundell Shipley: a life of service to the vulnerable
• Retired Abram Zuil headmaster Maydha Persaud still sowing the seeds of knowledge
• Retired Abram Zuil headmaster Maydha Persaud still sowing...
• New local children’s book aims to teach eco-consciousn­ess
• Canadian professor donates educationa­l material to schools, UG
• Imagining science-fiction futures in “Dune”
• “Knife of Dawn” put Martin Carter, Guyanese history on stage at Royal Opera House
• Moving past childhood trauma makes for better adulthood
• Beacon Foundation gets $1M donation to support care for cancer patients
• Shaundell Shipley: a life of service to the...
• New local children’s book aims to teach...
• Cabbage is healthy food
• Poor parents receiving universal payments spent more on kids
• An old drug saves lives of COVID-19 patients
• Robotic Pets boost mood, cognition in adults with dementia
• Men, women ride the same emotional roller coaster
• Chess outreaches can strengthen local game
• Harvard’s modern-day Darwin warns against humanity’s downward slope
• Robotic Pets boost mood, cognition...
• High-tech climate solutions that could cut emissions in the long term
• The Wicked Wood-Fays
• CSEC ENGLISH
• Grade Six Social Studies
• Grade Six English
• Grade Six Science
• CSEC ENGLISH
• Education Ministry makes schools’ NGSA results public

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