Stabroek News Sunday - 2022-10-09

• Blast hits Crimea bridge crucial to Russia’s war
• North Korea fires two ballistic missiles after series of recent launches
• Ireland ‘numb’ as 10 die in gas station explosion
• ‘Malicious and targeted’ sabotage halts rail traffic in northern Germany
• U.S. reviewing Haiti’s request for internatio­nal security assistance
• Jamaica commission probing death of three men in shootout with security forces
• Barbados to get new stadium through grant from China
• T&T businesswo­man kills bandit who robbed her
• Report on Bascom allegation­s
• GNBS prepares to observe annual World Standards Day
• Tragedy and fame
• The price of progress
• Ministry of Education acknowledg­es and apologises for the cash grant non-payment to the Wai-Wai community
• The de-funding of IPADA-G contradict­s whatever that ‘One Guyana’ slogan truly means
• Every teacher should be able to own a car
• GTT should resolve this matter expeditiou­sly
• My son was not allowed to race in his school sports
• Baby undergoes successful surgery to remove head-sized mass
• Government Take & Reported Reserves - Part 3
• LUCAS STOCK INDEX (LSI)
• Informatio­n Commission­er requests copy of Impression­s contract(s) from Housing Ministry
• Edghill offers to help relocate Albouystow­n residents from reserve -says no one stopping enhancemen­t project
• Rose Hall man chopped while reclaiming bicycle
• Dead body found at Palmyra
• Election fraud case postponed until November
• GRA charges against Ramps set for Oct 21 hearing
• Four acres of cannabis plants discovered in Canje River
• 11 more COVID-19 cases reported
• No single concept explains the diverse identities of a deity
• Financial informatio­n on the country’s public finances are publicly available
• A clear case of collusion
• Pakistan’s Afridi to be fit for World Cup opener – Raja
• GDF, 4R Lions, Bel Air, GNIC record wins
• Roy Jones Jr., calls on IOC not to exclude boxing from Olympics
• England captain Buttler fit for Australia T20s
• Cyclists battle today for ounce of gold prize
• West Indies batsman Campbell gets four-year anti-doping ban
• Amsterdam assured of medal at South American Games
• All-round Sankar spurs DCC into NBS 40-over final GCC beat Police in low-scoring affair
• Niles spurs Santos to Denny Memorial c/ship
• Archeologi­st Louisa Daggers is on mission to safeguard cultural heritage
• Young teacher defies odds in face of poverty, dysfunctio­n
• Violinist Akeem Adams strikes a ‘different’ chord
• The cooking time of success
• Tourism Guyana launches second edition
• “Don’t Worry Darling” is all dressed up with nowhere to go
• A look back as French feminist writer wins Nobel literature prize
• ‘It’s hard to save others if you are drowning’
• France’s Ernaux, who long scrutinise­d self, wins Nobel literature prize
• Well-being is foundation­al to the future of work
• Six million silenced: A two-year internet outage in Ethiopia
• Avoid sugary energy drinks
• Why your best ideas come while showering
• Trans women’s heart-lung capacity and strength exceed cis peers even after years of hormone therapy
• Loretta Lynn laid bare double standards of gender roles
• Chess.com probe finds Niemann cheated more than he admitted
• Harpy's Weekend Crossword
• Chess Game
• Eating late increases hunger, decreases calories burned, and changes fat tissue
• Social media use linked to developing depression among young adults
• Why your best ideas come while showering
• What will change if federal marijuana ban is loosened?
• Archeologi­st Louisa Daggers is on mission to safeguard cultural...
• Catherine and Her Destiny
• Grade Six Social Studies
• Read and discuss the notes. The Elements of a Paragraph- Part 1
• Sentence fragments and the paragraph Hello boys and girls of Grade Six!
• Grade Six Science
• Grade Six Social Studies
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