AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCCJ Crisis: CCJ President Justice Winston Anderson denied “panel fixing” and any manipulation of outcomes, condemning the leak of confidential internal correspondence and saying the Mohamed extradition ruling reflected “complete unanimity,” while also admitting some decisions could have been handled differently. Judicial Appointments: Anderson also said he held direct talks with President Irfaan Ali and Opposition Leader Aubrey Norton in October 2025 over Guyana’s top judicial posts, but now believes another approach would’ve been better. MV Barima Salvage: Prime Minister Mark Phillips says salvage bids for the MV Barima must be processed, evaluated, and then contracted—while families of the missing continue protests as more than 30 remain unrecovered. Power Supply: Government rolled out electricity conservation steps amid El Niño-driven demand spikes, including switching off lights/AC in public buildings when not in use and adding generation capacity to stabilise the grid. Oil & Local Content: Exxon’s president says US$3.6B has been spent with local companies since 2019, with over 2,000 vendors involved. Local Governance & Services: Police launched an investigation into Springlands Licensing and Certifying Office; a sergeant was placed under close arrest. Business & Tourism: Atlantic Suites Hotel is set to convert to a Hyatt Regency by 2028.
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