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In an astonishing revelation that has captivated both local and international audiences, Omar Bin Omran, who vanished without a trace nearly three decades ago, has been found alive mere meters from his childhood home in Algeria. At the age of 17, Omran disappeared under mysterious circumstances, leaving his family and community grappling with his sudden […]

In a significant development from Germany, a court ruling has enforced a ban on the sale of several Lenovo and Motorola devices that utilize WWAN modules essential for mobile internet connectivity. This decision stems from an ongoing patent dispute with InterDigital, a holder of several key patents in mobile technology. The ban, effective from May

St. Lucia is poised to revitalize its livestock industry by introducing new bloodlines to enhance food security and support farmers in their post-COVID-19 recovery efforts. A team from the Veterinary and Livestock Division of the Ministry of Agriculture, along with technical officers from the Unleashing the Blue Economy of the Caribbean (UBEC) Project, traveled to

In a tragic turn of events in Kansas City, Ronnie Wiggs is facing a second-degree murder charge after he allegedly killed his wife in a hospital where she was receiving treatment for her medical conditions. The incident took place at Centerpoint Medical Center in Independence, Missouri, where his wife was hospitalized to receive a new

Seven countries have achieved remarkable success in renewable energy production, nearly generating all of their electricity from renewable sources like geothermal, hydro, solar, and wind power. These countries—Albania, Bhutan, Nepal, Paraguay, Iceland, Ethiopia, and the Democratic Republic of Congo—have each produced more than 99.7% of their electricity consumption through these sustainable means. This significant achievement

The invasion of sargassum—a brown macroalgae—on Caribbean beaches has been a growing concern due to its massive accumulations and the stench of decay it brings. However, innovative minds see beyond the nuisance. In Barbados, Joshua Forte, the founder of Red Diamond Compost, viewed the seaweed disaster as an opportunity to benefit the agricultural sector. By

The U.S. government has indicated that it will not renew a temporary license that has allowed broader activity in Venezuela’s oil and gas sector unless significant progress is made by Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro towards ensuring free and fair presidential elections scheduled for July 28, 2024. This decision comes amid growing U.S. frustration with Maduro’s

Prime Minister Dr. Ralph Gonsalves praised Sandals Resorts for its significant contribution to St Vincent and the Grenadines during recent challenging times, including the COVID-19 pandemic and the 2021 eruption of La Soufrière volcano. During the official opening of Sandals St Vincent, Gonsalves highlighted the luxury resort’s initiative to train and employ Vincentians across the

Prime Minister Gaston Browne of Antigua and Barbuda has raised concerns regarding the safety of InterCaribbean Airlines following multiple technical issues. The most recent incident involved Flight 713, which experienced a technical problem after takeoff from Douglas-Charles Airport, forcing it to return to Dominica. This event follows a similar occurrence at V.C Bird International Airport,

Researchers at Rice University have developed a groundbreaking method that converts plastic waste into hydrogen fuel, potentially addressing two major environmental challenges: plastic pollution and the carbon-heavy production of hydrogen. The technique not only offers a sustainable way to produce hydrogen but also provides a viable solution for managing the escalating amounts of plastic waste