Guyana’s Maritime Administration has effectively rejected a boat captain licence application from opposition politician Azruddin Mohamed, citing his status as a sanctioned individual under U.S. Treasury restrictions and the legal risks such a grant would pose to the regulatory agency.
An opposition leader must be resourceful and strategic, argues a Demerara Waves columnist examining the challenges facing WIN Mohamed in Guyana’s current political climate.
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One Communications is crafting plans to expand telecommunications to Guyana’s interior over the next five years, though financial viability of serving low-population areas remains a key constraint, the company’s CEO said Friday.
The 82-year-old soul legend announced plans to ease back on touring, but continues performing regularly, prompting questions about what that promised reduction actually means for her health and career.
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Manchester City secured a memorable 1-0 win at Old Trafford with ten men, as Erling Haaland’s controversial goal—upheld after VAR review—extended Enzo Maresca’s perfect record as manager.
Haaland’s Strike Secures Dramatic Win for 10-Man City at Old Trafford Read More »
Harry Kane ended his goal drought with a crucial strike as Bayern Munich edged past promoted Elversberg 2-1 in Bundesliga play, with the England forward captaining the defending champions to victory.
Kane Breaks Drought to Steer Bayern Past Promoted Elversberg Read More »
American sprinters Melissa Jefferson-Wooden and Kenny Bednarek claimed dominant victories in the 200-meter races at the World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest, with Jefferson-Wooden posting the fourth-fastest women’s time ever recorded.
VaChikepe The Poet, a Zimbabwean spoken-word artist and 2021 International Reggae and World Music Awards winner, will release A Dollar on October 28—his first album recorded in English, designed to introduce his work to mainstream audiences worldwide.
Zimbabwean Poet VaChikepe Crosses Into English With Debut Album ‘A Dollar’ Read More »
St Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew has confirmed he suffered a stroke late last month but says he is recovering well and has already been discharged from a United States hospital.
St Kitts PM Drew Confirms Stroke, Reports Strong Recovery Progress Read More »
Greatness Weekend, a four-day entertainment festival set for October 16–19 in Kingston, is being positioned by tourism officials as a key economic driver for Jamaica’s capital and a showcase of the island’s cultural strength.
Greatness Weekend Returns to Kingston as Tourism and Entertainment Catalyst Read More »
