AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHealth System Accountability: President Irfaan Ali warned regional health officials they will be dismissed if they bypass Guyana’s new centralised medical supply system, which becomes the sole platform for pharmaceuticals and supplies from July 1, with emergency purchases requiring sign-off through the Materials Management Unit and a monthly oversight committee. Oil Sector Oversight: Government is reviewing ExxonMobil’s request to ramp up production at the Yellowtail development, potentially lifting Stabroek output to about 945,000 bpd, with safety checks and FPSO visits planned. Former Presidents Benefits Backlash: GTUC General Secretary Lincoln Lewis blasted the government’s move to restore unlimited perks for former presidents as a “gravy train,” arguing it deepens the gap between political elites and ordinary citizens. Firearms Probe: Two men linked to an AK-47 haul in Berbice were remanded after charges including conspiracy to commit a felony, while police continue hunting a third suspect. Trade & Business Links: World Trade Centre Georgetown will host a June 17 luncheon on growing business with the United States, featuring U.S. trade expert Arun Venkataraman. Regional Security Engagement: CARICOM welcomed senior Guyana Defence Force officers for a crime and security knowledge-sharing session on June 4.
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