Stabroek News Sunday - 2022-08-21

• Singh urges Stats Bureau staff to ensure highest standards for census:
• New blasts in Crimea, Russian missile wounds 12 near nuclear plant
• Receding water levels of China's Yangtze reveal ancient Buddhist statues
• Scholz denounces Russian repression on 2nd anniversar­y of Navalny poisoning
• Fear for future after mass die-off of fish in Poland's Oder river
• Somali forces end siege at Mogadishu hotel - AFP tweet
• Body of Angolan ex-president arrives in Luanda amid tense election campaign
• Trinidad girl, 7, strangled to death
• Trinidad: Bound, bullet-riddled bodies of two men found
• Suriname will make land available to private sector for agri production - Santokhi
• Corruption scandals
• The allegation­s of police cover-up brought back memories of the police’s investigat­ion into the murder of a sitting minister
• There is no obstacle to appointing a Chancellor and Chief Justice
• Do not refuse to be pleased
• The Guyana Police Force is being looked upon as a lowly paid disgraced institutio­n
• Ministry would do well to redesign this maths training to include all 10 regions of Guyana
• Jadgeo continues trying to drive wedges between IDPADA-G and the African Guyanese community
• For integrity alone the PPP gov’t is not trusted
• Concluding critiques and recommenda­tions on an NRF/SWF mechanism
• LUCAS STOCK INDEX (LSI)
• Ali urges collective effort, greater private sector input to address region’s food security
• Self-taught girl awarded India dance scholarshi­p
• Berbice Expo to return in October
• Essequibo’s oldest woman dies at 105 years
• Cuffy250 Committee defers forum on state of African Guyanese
• 15 new COVID-19 cases reported
• The system of justice has become a farce
• Inflation has eaten up all minimum wage increases and increments for state employees
• Gov’t studying rising cost of living - Jagdeo
• Institutio­nalising the absence of real public discourse
• Thakur in the wickets as India cruise to ODI series win v Zimbabwe
• Jaguar Moriah-Welsh on target, Antigua’s Browne nets third
• New Future Tours Programme ‘provides certainty’, says CWI
• GFF statutes review a power grab pretending to reform - Figueira
• - in East Demerara men’s football
• Slingerz FC mauls Belle West 13-0
• West Indies A vs Bangladesh A – 3rd one-dayer
• Heartbreak life coach Annalisa Bahadur to start NGO with focus on helping men heal
• Drummer dreams of racial unity through musical fusion
• COVID-19 and Guillain-Barre survivor finds a new perspectiv­e on life
• Essequibo youths educated in sari making, public speaking at Naujawaan summer camps
• GUYDA honours new law graduate
• Reunion almost 50 years in the making for NGSS alumni
• GUYDA honours new law graduate
• “Day Shift” is an exercise in going through the motions
• Nothing to Die For nearly choked on poor comedic parody
• Loving our mothers even when we don’t like them
• COVID-19 and Guillain-Barre survivor finds a new perspectiv­e...
• Loving our mothers even when we don’t like...
• Let’s discuss the obliques
• Research shows it’s how often you exercise, not how much you do
• Cornea implants made from pig skin restored eyesight in a small clinical trial
• New antibody neutralize­s all known SARS-CoV-2 variants in lab tests
• Cornea implants made from pig skin restored eyesight in a small clinical trial
• Harpy's Weekend Crossword
• Heartbreak life coach Annalisa Bahadur...
• Rhine River runs dry
• Find these Names from Roman mythology in this Word Search Grid
• The Adventures of the Younger Son of the Jackal

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