AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCCJ Crisis Watch: Caribbean Court of Justice leaders and regional judiciary heads issued a joint show of confidence after leaked internal emails sparked allegations of “dictatorial” leadership and panel manipulation, while the Guyana Bar Council condemned the breach of confidentiality but avoided weighing in on the substance. Local Politics & Justice: Attorney General Anil Nandlall hit back at contemptuous social media attacks on CCJ President Winston Anderson, and PNCR leader Aubrey Norton alleged Anderson pushed him on top judicial appointments. GECOM Scrutiny: A report says the Guyana Elections Commission hasn’t met since last September and its commissioner makeup still doesn’t reflect the 2025 vote. Oil Profits & Exxon: After ExxonMobil said it recovered its full US$55B investment, a government representative confirmed Guyana is receiving its 50% profit share, while opposition warns future project approvals could shift the split. Security Funding: The US will provide US$2M for air domain awareness and unmanned aerial system capabilities to bolster counternarcotics and border security. Education Policy: CARICOM education ministers began a two-day meeting in Georgetown focused on critical thinking, micro-credentials, assessments, and strengthening teachers. Public Services: Enmore hospital officials say a newborn transfer was handled through a functioning referral system, rejecting claims of missing neonatal ventilators. Transport Costs: Domestic airlines and operators defended high airfares as reflecting real operating costs, while JAGS announced a 10% fare cut for Lethem flights. CARICOM Tourism: CTO will launch a Caribbean Tourism Research Forum during SOTIC 2026 in Guyana.
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