AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPublic Works Accountability: Minister Madanlall Ramraj orders an immediate review of the stalled Hague Back Road Project after West Coast Demerara residents complained of delays, with the contractor still only about 52% complete months past the extended deadline. Land Regularisation Push: Attorney General Anil Nandlall and Labour Minister Keoma Griffith convene a coordination team to advance land regularisation and move toward issuing transports or certificates of title, with investigations targeted to end by end of August 2026. Energy Strain and Promised Relief: Utilities officials say blackouts will continue until power lines and substations are fixed, while the Wales Gas-to-Energy project is set to deliver 57MW by year-end—yet the promised 50% light-bill reduction won’t arrive until more capacity is online. Crime and Security: CANU destroys over G$429M in drugs, and the GDF runs a 42-officer arms training course in Region 10. Healthcare Access: Dialysis services begin at Lima Regional Hospital for Essequibo Coast patients, reducing the need to travel. CCJ Fallout: CCJ President Winston Anderson rejects “panel fixing” and influence claims, but the court’s credibility crisis keeps growing as leaked internal correspondence allegations spark regional concern. Local Policing Probe: A Springlands licensing sergeant is placed under close arrest as SOCU investigates irregularities. Agriculture Support: Government will clear up to five acres of farmland per farmer in Nabacalis, with machinery expected to return soon.
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