Stabroek News - 2022-11-28

• China COVID cases hit fresh record high after weekend of protests
• Kim Jong Un says North Korea aims to have the world’s strongest nuclear force
• Canada to boost defence, cyber security in Indo-Pacific policy, focus on ‘disruptive’ China
• Trinidad schools to remain closed today because of bad weather
• Tens of thousands march in Mexico City to support president
• Cuba wins China debt relief, new funds
• Salary adjustment­s
• Opposition is utilising the tools at its disposal
• Corrupted GECOM staff pose a graver threat to election integrity than taking away the right of registered overseas-based Guyanese to vote
• Flabbergas­ted at calls for new house-to-house registrati­on in light of High Court ruling
• Guyana SPEAKS
• The 2021 Auditor General’s Report on the Public Accounts (Part III)
• Troy Resources targets 4th quarter of 2023 to resume mining
• Allegedly stolen helicopter was parked at Roraima hangar last year
• 100 persons sign on to Lethem housing support scheme
• President promises jobs to Leopold St youths
• How the cost of living is hitting people
• Guyana should be marketing its oil
• Germany breath life into World Cup campaign in battling draw with Spain
• Croatia’s Kramaric bags double to dump Canada out
• Morocco stun Belgium to claim long-awaited World Cup win
• Costa Rica rebound from drubbing to stun Japan
• NBA roundup: LeBron scores 39 for sizzling Lakers
• Powell fireworks carry Northern Warriors to easy win
• Inaugural GCB U13 Inter-County bowls off tomorrow
• Nationals Opening Ceremony

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