Caribbean Court of Justice Crisis: Guyana’s Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed is demanding answers after leaked emails alleged CCJ President Winston Anderson used “dictatorial” leadership and tried to influence rulings, with MP Dr. Terrence Campbell calling for Anderson to resign; the CCJ says the claims could be misunderstood without context, but the Mohamed extradition case is now at the centre of the credibility fight. Extradition Timetable: A Georgetown Magistrates’ Court has set September committal dates for Azruddin Mohamed and his father after the CCJ lifted a stay, keeping U.S. extradition proceedings moving. Public Safety—East Bank Overpasses: Mohamed is pushing for urgent inspections of five deteriorating pedestrian overpasses on the East Bank Demerara corridor, alleging exposed high-voltage wiring and broken access systems put children at risk. State vs Private Water Bottling: President Ali defended GWI’s $496.3m state bottled-water plan, insisting it is “not in competition” with local firms, while opposition leaders argue the government should finish incomplete housing and infrastructure first. Oil Money and Profit Share: Glenn Lall and others are reacting to ExxonMobil’s claim it has recovered its full $55B investment ahead of schedule, renewing demands for Guyana’s full profit share and clearer public disclosure. Critical Minerals Deal: The U.S. Department of Defense announced an $85.5m equity investment tied to acquiring and expanding a Guyana bauxite mine for defense supply needs. MV Barima Update: Government says search and recovery are over, with the maritime rescue coordination centre still operational and no change to identification status.