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A letter to the Editor published in the Guyana Times on October 30, 2026, argues that judging the Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) solely on its accounting losses is an analytical error, asserting that its public functions and economic impact warrant a broader assessment.
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According to the Guyana Times, there is a growing recognition that protecting biodiversity should be viewed as an investment in humanity, as ecosystem health is inseparable from economic and human sustenance. Guyana's Lead Climate Negotiator, Dr. Pradeepa Bholanath, advocates for a people-centered approach to financing, noting that properly structured biodiversity financing can support both environmental protection and economic growth.
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The High Court ruled on Thursday that the arrest of Police Constable Ryan Greene was lawful, while Justice Christel Lambert-Meertins ordered the release of his mother, Nikita Greene, finding insufficient evidence to justify her detention. The case involves allegations surrounding the unauthorized extraction and sale of surveillance footage related to an October 12 incident.
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The Director of the Restorative Justice Centre in Guyana, William Orrin Boston, announced that the restorative justice resolution rate increased to 85% in 2026, during a forum for Magistrates and Restorative Justice Officers. Boston also detailed plans to expand the system's coverage and noted that the acting Chancellor of the Judiciary, Justice Roxane George, urged Magistrates to adopt restorative justice principles.
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King Charles III arrived in Guyana for a two-day State Visit at the invitation of President Dr Irfaan Ali, marking 60 years of diplomatic relations between Guyana and the United Kingdom. The visit includes engagements such as meeting with Indigenous leaders and attending the Global Biodiversity Alliance conference.
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Tucber Park Cricket Club advanced to the final of the Berbice cricket competition after defeating Cotton Tree Die Hard by five wickets at the Cumberland Ground, East Canje, Berbice, on October 30, 2026.
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A federal judge appointed a special master to look into whether the Trump administration concealed plans to transform East Potomac Park into a professional golf course, following a dispute over tree removal and official statements.
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Analysts suggest that the Philippines' geographical position, insufficient maritime surveillance, and domestic demand contribute to its vulnerability to transnational drug syndicates.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping told his German counterpart, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, that China and the European Union can resolve their differences through dialogue, according to state broadcaster CCTV.
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Brazilian Julio Mamute, who once weighed 310kg, has lost over 120kg through swimming and exercise while participating in marathon events across six countries, most recently completing a 10km event on the Great Wall of China.
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Secretary for Development Bernadette Linn Hon-ho denied accusations of a policy reversal concerning a dedicated agency to assist flat owners with building repair tenders, clarifying that the planned council's scope differs from a previous stance. She noted that the Building Maintenance Support and Services Council is set to be established by the close of this year.
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According to the South China Morning Post, the Education Bureau intends for primary students, starting as young as seven, to engage in simple conversations with AI systems using basic prompts or commands as part of a new technology curriculum. The aim is to enhance students' curiosity and interest in learning innovation technology, as well as their digital literacy and creativity.