AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMV Barima Accountability: Attorney General Anil Nandlall says criminal action and the new Commission of Inquiry can run in parallel, with further charges possible beyond the three accused, while APNU’s Sharma Solomon calls for protests to keep pressure on Public Works Minister Juan Edghill and Maritime minister Deodat Indar. Elections Reform Pressure: The Carter Center warns GECOM’s deadlock over commissioner seats could threaten Local Government Elections, urging urgent electoral fixes. Bottled Water Fight: Public Utilities Minister Deodat Indar met private sector stakeholders to reassure the state-owned GWI bottling plan isn’t meant to compete, but APNU and manufacturers remain unconvinced. Food Prices & Imports: GPPA seeks a temporary chicken import license as local supply lags demand, while President Ali floated a Charity-to-Moruca cargo service to cut transport costs. Transport Consultation: Transport minister Ramraj reprimanded T&HD for imposing new 15-ton weight limits on the Parika–Supenaam ferry without consulting truck drivers. Oil & State Share: Exxon says it has fully recovered its Guyana investment and that remaining production is shared 50/50, shifting the debate back to Guyana’s take. Sports & Community: CPL SchoolYard returns with player visits and school supplies as the 2026 league expands to seven teams.
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