Stabroek News - 2024-09-07

• St. Gabriel’s Nursery School commission­ed
• Zeelugt gets new $152m primary school
• Charges against father of Georgia shooting suspect test emerging legal strategy
• Super Typhoon Yagi roars into China's Hainan, disrupting lives of millions
• Brazil's Cenipa says icing detectors were activated on crashed Voepass plane
• Sexual harassment accusation­s down Brazil's human rights minister
• Cocaine at Matthews Ridge
• EPA must say if this contractua­l obligation for the gas to energy project has been met
• SN’s cost of living continues to make the case that the level of inflation defies the official statistic
• Given precedent Jagdeo’s assurances on toll free bridges are beginning to sound hollow
• Cocaine in oil country
• What a Trump victory would mean for Latin America
• Residents of Matthews Ridge to build new $800m airstrip - DPI
• GPL seeking to speed delivery of 60 MW
• UG to offer Master’s degree programme in artificial intelligen­ce
• GBTI advertises for `Sanctions Representa­tive’
• UG to offer Master’s degree programme in artificial intelligen­ce
• Twenty-five females among graduates from Buxton training centre
• It can be construed that noise polluters in Guyana are a law unto themselves
• Electric seaweed fuels pursuit of algae power in Chile
• Sinner downs ailing Draper to reach US Open final
• Hometown hero Pegula looks to upset Sabalenka in U.S. Open final
• Essequibo U-13 stars benefit from `Cricket Gear for Young Cricketers in Guyana’
• Carlsen beats Niemann in first encounter since cheating scandal
• Ballerz Empire booted at Quarterfin­al stage
• De Bruyne bemoans money mattering more to FIFA than player welfare
• Pope century puts England in charge at gloomy Oval
• Guyana Amazon Warriors sign Moeen Ali as Saim Ayub's replacemen­t

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