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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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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Siemens Energy is mobilising to take over operations of Guyana’s 300MW Wales power plant, with the first turbine expected online by year’s end. The arrangement includes five years of operations and maintenance, plus two decades of long-term turbine support.
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Guyana’s full court has upheld a high court decision blocking Banks DIH Holdings Inc from implementing a 15% cap on shareholder voting power, according to Kaieteur News. The ruling rejected the beverage company’s appeal and affirmed interim injunctions that prevent the company from enforcing the controversial by-law.
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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.
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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.
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Guyana’s refinery debate often misframes the project as competing with global facilities. Instead, the real question is whether a small domestic refinery can supply fuel more cheaply and reliably than importing it.
Guyana’s Refinery Case: Why Domestic Supply Beats Global Competition 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.
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Birdman and Toni Braxton have given fans a rare glimpse into their private marriage by sharing a new video together on social media, breaking years of public silence about their relationship.
Tyler Perry’s cast revealed the filmmaker shot the entire third installment of “Why Did I Get Married?” in just four days on location in Italy—a pace one actor called “refined insanity.”
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