AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAccess to Information vs ExxonMobil: Guyana’s High Court ordered the Commissioner of Information to process two requests from Christopher Ram within 60 days, including details on ExxonMobil-led consortium earnings, spending, and taxes paid under the 2016 Petroleum Agreement. Elections Fraud Trial: In the GECOM server case, IT manager Aneal Giddings told the court he did not access, alter, or tamper with the Statements of Poll server while it was in his locked vehicle, while defence pressed gaps in written authorisation. Opposition Leader Extradition Hearing: Chief Magistrate Judy Latchman said the court will not suppress valid questions in Azruddin Mohamed’s extradition proceedings, as Special Branch head Prem Narine faced renewed cross-examination over surveillance and arrest circumstances. Mining Crackdown: GGMC enforcement shut down an unlicensed gold shop at Tamakay Landing, seizing gold, equipment and cash, with two people detained as investigations continue. Youth, Jobs and Skills: President Ali urged young Guyanese to seize emerging economic opportunities, while NATI welcomed 251 new TVET students and the Education Ministry commissioned new AutoCAD labs to expand technical training. Football Development: Aspire Zone Foundation signed an MoU with the GFF to support Under-14 and Under-17 programmes, coaching, and performance assessment. Sports & Community: The Golden Generation Hub continued supporting seniors at Palms Geriatric Home, and Republican Gym won the national novices boxing title.
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