AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMohamed Remanded: Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed and Constable Ryan Greene were denied bail and remanded until November 24 over alleged unauthorised access to surveillance footage and an $800,000 payment. Mohamed’s lawyer Roysdale Forde says the charge lacks legal basis and will seek bail in the High Court, escalating the fight to the Court of Appeal and CCJ if needed. Royal Visit and Reparations: King Charles visited Guyana for a two-day state visit, including the site where 33 people were hanged after the 1823 Demerara Rebellion. His visit renewed calls for Britain to apologise and pay reparations; the King acknowledged past suffering but stopped short of an apology. Biodiversity Funding: Four charities pledged US$12.5 million toward forest conservation, conditional on lasting legal protection and Indigenous participation. President Irfaan Ali said philanthropy alone cannot fund biodiversity protection, while Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo called for clearer rules for biodiversity credits. MV Barima Inquiry: Survivors and relatives of those who died are expected to testify when the commission of inquiry resumes on November 10.
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