A new project funded by the Gates Foundation has created the largest dataset of African languages for AI, aiming to make technology more inclusive and preserve culture.
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The U.S. has turned Puerto Rico into a front-line base in Trump’s escalating fight against alleged Venezuelan drug trafficking, raising concerns in Congress and sharp denials from Caracas.
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In the government’s ongoing efforts to market Nevis as a premium film destination, Premier Mark Brantley highlighted at his monthly press conference that an international romance feature film is currently being produced in Nevis, by Chuck and Bree West of OCTET Productions. “I’m very proud to report that an international full-length romance feature film is […]
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Nevis’ tourism industry is experiencing a robust post-Covid rebound, with record-breaking revenues and higher-than-expected visitor arrivals signalling strong growth for one of the island’s leading economic sectors. At his monthly press conference on August 28, Premier Honourable Mark Brantley, Minister of Tourism and Finance in the Nevis Island Administration (NIA), reported that the sector has […]
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By Rick Amburgey The former Saddlers Secondary School has been renamed the Dr. Denzil Llewellyn Douglas Secondary School in honour of St. Kitts’ former Prime Minister and longtime parliamentary representative for Saint Christopher Six. During the ceremony, Prime Minister Hon. Dr. Terrance Drew delivered an emotional address, praising Douglas for his decades of service. “It […]
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St. Kitts – The Government and people of the Federation of Saint Christopher (St. Kitts) and Nevis are united in profound sorrow at the passing of former Governor-General, His Excellency Sir Edmund Wickham Lawrence GCMG OBE CSM JP. Sir Edmund’s life was one marked by distinguished service to our nation. From his notable contributions to […]
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Barbados signed an agreement with China for the eighth Chinese Medical Team to support the Queen Elizabeth Hospital with medical care, training, and professional exchanges.
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A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration’s attempt to strip Venezuelan and Haitian migrants of legal protections under TPS was unlawful, keeping over a million people in the US legally while the government appeals.
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Turks and Caicos, long known for luxury tourism, now faces a severe crime wave linked to gang violence and Haitian migration, sparking fears for its future and calls for more UK support.
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Dr. Brian Kazaara is calling for laws, reporting systems, and better care to protect elderly Jamaicans from abuse.
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