Stabroek News - 2022-01-07

• Ministry committee agrees to $60,000 as national minimum wage
• Education Minister defends schools reopening
• Russia sends troops to put down Kazakhstan uprising as fresh violence erupts
• We believe that the State should integrate an enforceabl­e human rights and labour clause in trade and investment agreements
• We need to keep schools open
• Another year in a pandemic
• The current government has been exemplary in managing the Covid crisis
• Dr. Joycelynne Loncke lived Pan-Africanism
• One week into a “Happy”(?) New Year?
• Pilot, air traffic controller breached regulation­s in chopper landing - report
• Soesdyke-Linden taxi driver, 63, missing
• Powell fifty helps Scorpions stun Ireland
• Khawaja century keeps Australia on top in fourth test
• S.Africa’s Elgar deflects praise as he hails step forward for team
• Guyana confirmed for AMBC c/ships
• Hetmyer eyeing century in Best vs Best match
• Seales backs WI for good start to 2022
• Djokovic in limbo as lawyers fight Australia ban; mother says he is ‘prisoner’ in hotel
• `Dessie’ Haynes appointed CWI new lead selector
• New oil finds fail to quell disquiet over administer­ing of petro dollars
• Guyana’s tourism product - Are we really ready?
• New oil finds fail to quell disquiet over administer­ing of petro...
• FAO: Land, water use critical to global food security… going forward
• Restoring the Manari Ranch
• Suriname sees 2022 as key year for oil and gas sector

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