Stabroek News - 2021-12-23

• S.African study offers Omicron hope ahead of second coronaviru­s Christmas
• U.S. bars Maltese ex-officials from entering over suspected corruption
• U.S. authorizes Pfizer oral COVID-19 treatment, first for at-home use
• Over 300 tax customs officials quit over Brazil's 2022 budget
• Trinidad businessma­n, wife die days apart from COVID
• Food and change
• Education will be a vital force to acquire economic prosperity
• I was expelled from the PNC, contrary to what Granger said
• Learn to maintain what you have, and then you will develop
• Exploratio­n of the “victim” mentality of Indians holds the key of what Guyana is all about
• Savouring history in a pepperpot
• Retired headmaster robbed by taxi driver
• Victoria farmers to benefit from emergency drainage works
• Education Ministry signed contracts for over $15.6m before internal Tender Board’s approval
• City Engineer say Mayor, `few of his councilors’ targeting him
• Exploratio­n of the “victim” mentality of Indians holds the key of what Guyana is all about
• City Engineer say Mayor, `few of his councilors’ targeting him
• Deryck Murray says more change needed in Windies cricket
• New Zealand drop history man Ajaz for Bangladesh test series
• Chelsea, Liverpool and Tottenham reach League Cup semi-finals
• Pooran climbs T20 charts despite Windies woes
• CWI launches tickets sales for England series but only fully vaxxed allowed
• Dharry planning for February fight card
• Foster unveils manifesto for growth of Berbice cricket

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