AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMV Barima Mental Health Response: Health Minister Dr Frank Anthony says psychologists and psychiatrists are being deployed to MV Barima families and survivors, with Pan American Health Organisation specialists training local workers in grief counselling. Power Supply Boost: GPL will relocate and install six 1MW generator sets donated by Bosai to strengthen electricity along the Soesdyke–Linden Highway and support Region 10, with work expected within four months. Oil Revenue Debate: Professor Kenrick Hunte warns Guyana’s “profit oil” focus is misleading, urging attention to total gross revenue and domestic retention, while government faces renewed criticism over keeping Exxon audit outcomes under wraps. Indigenous Land Rights: Indigenous advocate Laura George condemns the Chinese Landing/Tassawini standoff, saying the state is failing to protect titled village lands and human rights. Extradition Legal Twist: The Court of Appeal orders Azruddin Mohamed’s extradition proceedings to continue, but final disposition is stayed pending constitutional challenges to the Fugitive Offenders Act. Ferry Resumes: The MV Canawaima ban is lifted and service restarts today, with stranded passengers prioritized. Diplomacy & Royals: Guyana welcomes Sri Lanka’s new non-resident high commissioner, and reports confirm King Charles and Queen Camilla’s Caribbean visit including Guyana for CHOGM 2026. CPL/WCPL Sports: CPL standings spotlight St Lucia Kings on top and Guyana Amazon Warriors unbeaten; WCPL overseas rosters are confirmed for Barbados Tridents and Guyana Amazon Warriors.
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