Jamaican comedian Bad Sekki has secured his US visa and will embark on his first American trip in November, visiting four cities over 17 days as part of a documented project titled Bad Sekki Goes to America.
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Jamaica’s National Security Council is scrapping the current blue demonstration licence plate system in favor of a GPS-enabled alternative, citing widespread abuse by criminals and scammers who use the plates to operate unregistered vehicles and evade taxes.
Three former OpenAI security researchers have accused the company of firing them for raising safety concerns about artificial intelligence, sparking fresh debate over corporate accountability in the tech sector.
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For nearly four decades, Ivan Toolsie has gone towards danger, hardship and forgotten corners of Trinidad and Tobago, camera in hand. His fearless approach to journalism—from documenting hospital conditions to investigating volcanic phenomena—has made him one of the nation’s most respected visual storytellers.
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St. Vincent and the Grenadines has launched an official QR code registration system designed to connect diaspora members with government resources and strengthen ties between the island and its citizens living overseas.
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