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09/15/2026
Oil-Rich, Electricity-Poor: What Will It Take To Move Guyana Beyond Blackouts?
By NAN Business Editor, NewsAmericas NowNews Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Tues. Sept. 15, 2026: Guyana is one of the fastest-growing oil economies in the Caribbean and Latin America. However, its electricity grid is struggling to keep the lights on for the people living above that oil and residents are s
09/15/2026
A Hollywood Star For This Caribbean Heritage Actress
By NAN ET EditorNews Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Tues. Sept. 15, 2026: Top Caribbean heritage actress Nia Long will be honored with the 2,857th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Wednesday, September 16th in the category of Motion Pictures, the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce announced. ‘Long’s Caribbe
09/14/2026
Guyana President Claims No Deportee Accepted Under US Deal Has A Criminal Record
By Staff Writer, NewsAmericas NowNews Americas, NY, NY, Mon. Sept. 14, 2026: Guyana President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali says no individual accepted under the country’s new migration cooperation framework with the United States has a criminal record, telling Al Jazeera that Guyanese authorities independ
09/11/2026
Guyana Amazon Warriors Take Top Spot In CPL 2026 Standings
By Sports Editor, NewsAmericas NowNews Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Fri. Sept. 11, 2026: Guyana Amazon Warriors have climbed to first place on the CPL 2026 points table, overtaking Antigua & Barbuda Falcons after a dominant run through their home stretch at Providence Stadium.Guyana now sits atop the sta
09/11/2026
What If Sex Is Part Of The Caribbean’s Nation-Building Strategy?
By Dr. Isaac NewtonNews Americas, Friday, Sept. 11, 2026: The Caribbean needs a better conversation about sex. For too long, we have talked about sex mainly through the language of danger, disease, morality, or shame. Yet good sexual health is focused on health, happiness, emotional connection, rela
09/11/2026
25 Years Later: Remembering The Caribbean Immigrants Who Died On 9/11
By Staff Writer, NewsAmericas NowNews Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Fri. Sept. 11, 2026: As the nation marks 25 years since the September 11, 2001 attacks today, what is lost in the story is that more than 100 Caribbean immigrants who died on 9/11 remain largely absent from the national conversation, des