AGP Executive Report
Last update: 30 minutes agoCPL Roundup: Guyana Amazon Warriors kept their momentum in the Republic Bank CPL, extending an unbeaten run with wins over Jamaica Kingsmen and setting up another home clash at Providence against St Kitts and Nevis Patriots. Local Fire Tragedy: A 65-year-old Ogle resident returned from a cricket match to find his home gutted by fire after an explosion, with his daughter-in-law escaping safely. Migration & Politics: Guyana confirmed it has begun receiving a limited, vetted group of Cuban and Afghan nationals deported from the US under a temporary IOM-assisted framework, with officials saying Guyana can review and reject cases and that the deal is not permanent resettlement. Opposition Leader Under Scrutiny: Police continue holding phones and other items linked to Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed amid an investigation into alleged unauthorised drone activity near the President’s private home. Amerindian Youth Finance: Minister Sarah Browne-Shadeek urged Amerindian youth to prepare for the Guyana Development Bank’s launch, highlighting financing opportunities for business and development projects. Service Delivery Push: Government Service Centres now handle 204,000+ transactions across six regions, easing access to GRA, GRO, CIPO and E-ID services. Infrastructure & Health: GNBS certified the Leonora hospital lab, while Puruni River Bridge and access roads progress to support mining/forestry corridors and community facilities.
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