Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed has raised alarm over Guyana’s decision to accept U.S. deportees, arguing the country lacks the infrastructure and resources to manage the programme while citizens struggle with basic services.
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A rape accused in Barbados has remained on remand after a magistrate rejected his bid to have charges dismissed, citing the need to uphold justice for the complainant.
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Two children have died in a fire that broke out at a home on Smith Lane in Kingston Central on Saturday, according to reporting from the Jamaica Observer.
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Jamaica will field strong squads in both the men’s and women’s 100-metre finals at the inaugural Ultimate Championships in Budapest, with World Champion Oblique Seville leading the men’s qualifying and three Jamaican women advancing to the women’s final.
Jamaica sends strong contingent to Ultimate Championships 100m finals in Budapest Read More »
A boulder fell on three children walking to school along train tracks in Breadnut Walk, St Elizabeth, leaving two hospitalised and one treated and released.
Three children struck by falling boulder on St Elizabeth train track Read More »
A St James man has been arrested and charged following the discovery of cocaine and ganja worth over $71 million in a shipping container at Kingston Freeport Terminal, according to Jamaica Observer.
Montego Bay Man Faces Multiple Drug Charges Over $71 Million Seizure at Kingston Port Read More »
A fourth U.S. deportation flight has returned 82 Haitians to Port-au-Prince, bringing the total number of forced returns since Temporary Protected Status ended to 401. The arrivals come as Haiti faces a surge in gang violence and kidnappings.
Fourth U.S. Deportation Flight Returns 82 Haitians as Removals Surpass 400 Read More »
Dr. Rovin Deodat, whose radio feature ‘From Word to Word’ introduced listeners to new words and their meanings, has died following a period of illness. The veteran broadcaster was widely respected for his command of language and extensive knowledge of words.
Guyana Mourns Dr. Rovin Deodat, Beloved Voice of Radio’s ‘From Word to Word’ Read More »
Guyana’s Ministry of Home Affairs is spending $138.5 million to build scanning rooms at New Amsterdam and Lusignan prisons, with dozens of contractors bidding on the security infrastructure projects.
Guyana to Invest $138M in Prison Security Infrastructure at Two Key Facilities Read More »
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.
