Guyana is dealing with its shortage of electricity generating plant by a novel plan–using a generator ship to pump extra amps into the local power network. The final work to connect the Guyana Power and Light Inc’s Demerara-Berbice Interconnected System to a power ship leased from a Turkish company started on Sunday as the vessel, […]
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Jamaica has moved up eight places in the latest World Press Freedom Index and is now the number-one ranked country in the Caribbean. The country now ranks 24 out of 180 nations in the 2024 release of the World Press Freedom Index, with a score of 77.3. Jamaica was ranked 32 in last year’s index. […]
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Peace talks about a truce and hostage exchange described by US Secretary of State Antony Blinken as a ‘no brainer’ for Hamas seem not be going well. At least that is the impression given to reporters in Egypt, where the talks are taking place, as Hamas negotiators have left the table. Negotiators on both sides […]
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Civilian construction contractors are already arriving in Haiti to build barracks ahead of the arrival of Kenyan police and troops, whose deployment is currently in the works, a top Biden official has informeed the Miami Herald. This follows the surprise announcenment last Tuesday from Haiti’s transitional council that they had chosen Fritz Bélizaire as prime […]
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Barbados Minister of Tourism and International Transport, Ian Gooding-Edghill, has put the reported growth in the island’s tourism sector down to the quality of Bajan hospitality. Mr. Gooding-Edghill was responding to the report from Governor of the Central Bank of Barbados, Dr. Kevin Greenidge, on Tuesday, April 30, that the economy grew by 4.1 per […]
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said Israel will not accept Hamas’s demands for a permanent end to Israel’s war on Hamas in Gaza if that would leave Hamas in power in Gaza. This was said as negotiators were resuming talks in Egypt to broker a pause in Israel’s Gaza offensive in return for the release […]
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Three bodies were found in Mexico’s Baja California State on Friday, where two Australian surfers and an American friend went missing during a vacation trip in a part of Mexico that has gathered a reputation for a high level of gang crime and violence. “We confirm there were three individuals found deceased in Santo Tomas, Baja […]
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The BBC reports that efforts have intensified to secure a deal for a ceasefire in Gaza and the release of hostages, in talks resuming in Cairo on Saturday, with Hamas stating that it was going into the talks in a “positive spirit” having studied the latest truce proposal. “We are determined to secure an agreement […]
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Next May 24 will be an unforgettable day for one high school in Pennsylvania when 11 pairs of twins will participate in the graduation ceremony. Some of the sets of twins have been in classes together since elementary school, which must have been confusing for their teachers. Hopefully they will all pick up the right […]
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Mexican officials said Friday that they had found three bodies in a in a fishing and camping cove in Ensenada, Baja California location near where three tourists – two Australian brothers and an American – were reported missing. Baja California, the peninsula on the west side of Mexico is a state reportedly plagued by crime […]
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