A less Georgetown-centred health system is taking shape, with hospitals, telemedicine and diagnostics pushing care closer to patients.
Imran Khan is jailed, isolated, and blocked by geopolitics — while Pakistan's generals keep control.
Social media connects millions, but careless posts can damage jobs, privacy, and social skills later.
The Berbice Bridge turned a once-unusual PPP into a test case for sharing development risk and reward. Nearly two decades on, its return to state ownership revives the case for private capital in nation-building.
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A foul-mouthed “Cuss-Bird” becomes a jab at public figures who use tantrums and abuse to distract attention.