Guyana’s government plans to boost public safety and fight domestic violence through ankle monitors, smart surveillance, and stronger police-community trust.
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Ecuador freed a man captured after a U.S. strike on a suspected drug submarine, raising legal and political questions over Trump’s expanding Caribbean military campaign.
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St. Vincent’s Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves condemned Trinidad and Tobago’s support for U.S. airstrikes in the Caribbean, warning they could destabilise the region and undermine Caribbean unity.
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Tropical Storm Melissa is bringing heavy rain and flood risks to Haiti, the Dominican Republic, and Jamaica, with possible worsening conditions later in the week.
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A few Guyanese officers guard a tense frontier with Venezuela as U.S. military strikes against drug traffickers reshape smuggling routes and raise fears of a wider conflict.
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Saint Lucia – In a continued effort to enhance the quality, accessibility, and human rights-based delivery of mental health services across Saint Lucia, the Ministry of Health, Wellness and Elderly Affairs, in collaboration with the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), has launched a joint initiative aimed at strengthening capacity within both inpatient and community-based mental […]
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Saint Lucia – The Ministry of Health, Wellness and Elderly Affairs together with the rest of the world observes October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month and intensifies public health education to improve awareness among women of the importance of screening, the signs and symptoms of breast cancer and to understand the importance of early detection […]
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Saint Lucia – Wednesday, October 1st, was observed globally as International Day of Older Persons. With this in mind and joining the global community, the Elderly Affairs Unit within the Ministry of Health, Wellness and Elderly Affairs joined forces with the Saint Lucia Social Development Fund (SSDF) to observe this day. The global observance of […]
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Saint Lucia – During the observance of creole heritage month, the Forestry Department informs the public that according to the Wildlife Protection Act it remains illegal to take, or hunt protected and partially protected wildlife. Protected wildlife includes the Agouti, Opossum (also known as the Manicou), the Saint Lucia Iguana and Boa Constrictor. These species […]
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By Vernan George Premier Mark Brantley affirmed at his most recent press conference that the Vance Amory International Airport expansion project is moving forward at a steady pace. “The airport development is proceeding at pace. Our consultant, Perez Arc, has completed and handed over the designs for the new fire station and road alignments. The […]
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