AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoOpposition Leader Bail Fight: Chief Magistrate Judy Latchman refused to revoke Azruddin Mohamed’s bail in his extradition-linked case, saying the court can only act on what’s proven as police allege drone-related breaches near President Irfaan Ali’s private Leonora home. Drone Scare Escalates: Police and the Guyana Civil Aviation Authority say tinted vehicles were intercepted and unregistered drones plus phones were found, while Mohamed and WIN dispute the claims; later, Mohamed was detained again and then released, with phones and equipment still being held. Law & Institutions: Guyana broke ground for a new Council of Legal Education law school at UG Turkeyen, with Attorney General Anil Nandlall calling it a regional hub for professional training. Local Governance Clash: APNU Region 10 rejected GPL’s plan to integrate Linden into the national grid by 2029, warning about costs and reliability. Infrastructure Oversight: Public Works Minister Bishop Juan Edghill says stronger technical supervision and quality testing are in place as the infrastructure programme expands. Youth & Business: GCCI launched its inaugural Youth Entrepreneur Conference for ages 10–17, and the Education Ministry pushed remedial works at Mackenzie High School to be completed within two weeks. Sports: CPL action continues with Guyana Amazon Warriors set to host Jamaica Kingsmen at Providence after Shanaka’s record-breaking century powered Patriots’ huge win.
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