Maritime Tragedy: The MV Barima ferry disaster off Guyana has killed at least 57, with 46 still missing, as regional help ramps up and France sends 15 specialists (including divers) from French Guiana. Regional Rescue Support: Trinidad and Tobago deployed air and naval assets plus 27 crew (including seven divers) to assist recovery, while Guyana’s PM says more divers are expected from both T&T and Brazil. Drug Probe: A ferry captain linked to the MV Barima capsizing tested positive for marijuana as investigations look at possible overcrowding and other contributing factors. Fishing Crew Drama: After days of uncertainty, all six men aboard the ST Vincent VII were found alive—rescued by the MV Marvel Kite—though one rescued fisherman later died from critical injuries. Ongoing Search: Families of the six missing crew had urged intensified regional search efforts after the vessel caught fire near the French Guiana–Suriname area and lost power/communications. French Guiana Connectivity: EllaLink’s Lum@link marine installation is set to begin in Cayenne, aiming to complete by end-2026 for a direct submarine link between French Guiana and continental Europe. Local Sports: Florent Malouda headlined a French Guiana Veterans vs GFF President’s XI exhibition, rolling back the years with a brace in a 3-2 win. Wildlife Debate: A harpy eagle attack on a tourist in French Guiana has reignited discussion about human-wildlife conflict and conservation trade-offs.