The Cayman Islands Utility Company disconnected more than 3,000 residential customers for non-payment in 2025, even as typical monthly power bills fell compared to prior years.
CUC Disconnections Climbed in 2025 Despite Reduced Power Bills Read More »
A new $100 million occupational safety training facility has opened in Region Six, designed to strengthen workplace protections as Guyana’s oil and gas sector continues its rapid expansion.
Guyana Launches $100M Safety Training Hub to Meet Workplace Demands of Oil and Gas Boom Read More »
A survivor of an Amazon cargo plane crash at Miami International Airport has filed suit against the company, alleging the aircraft failed to execute a safe landing and struck a vehicle carrying airport workers at excessive speed.
Latino Survivor Sues Amazon Over Miami Cargo Plane Crash That Killed Five Read More »
Paraguay’s President Santiago Peña has resigned amid a banking crisis that has left millions unable to access their savings, pensions, and healthcare funds following the collapse of Ueno Bank, according to reporting from Euro News.
Jamaica’s major hotel chains are launching the Blue Alliance, a partnership designed to connect local fishers directly with the tourism industry and strengthen the country’s blue foods sector through improved infrastructure and market access.
Major Hotel Chains Unite to Open Tourism Market Doors for Jamaica’s Fishing Communities Read More »
Bahia Principe Explore Jamaica will reopen in Runaway Bay on December 1 with 647 rooms and 1,000 new jobs, marking a significant investment in Jamaica’s tourism sector ahead of the busy winter season.
Bahia Principe Explore Jamaica Welcomes Back 647 Rooms in Runaway Bay Read More »
A financial firm partly owned by Magic Johnson reportedly extended over $2 billion in loans to businesses linked to Mark Walter, the billionaire sports mogul currently under federal investigation for allegedly failing to disclose billions in loans on his companies’ books.
The Bank of Jamaica has increased its policy interest rate to 6.0 per cent in a move designed to contain inflation pressures and prevent price increases from becoming embedded in the economy’s expectations.
Bank of Jamaica Raises Benchmark Rate to 6% in Bid to Rein In Inflation Read More »
Haiti’s electoral authority has extended candidate registration to October 31 and postponed the campaign launch, adding new uncertainty to an already long-delayed election process that has not been held since 2016.
Haiti Extends Candidate Registration as Electoral Timeline Faces Fresh Delays Read More »
ExxonMobil Guyana Limited will conduct maintenance on its 220-kilometre Gas-to-Energy subsea pipeline, with work scheduled to begin October 14 and run through early December 2026, the company announced this week.
ExxonMobil to undertake repairs on Gas-to-Energy subsea pipeline before project launch Read More »
