AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoRoyal Visit and Reparations: King Charles III arrived in Guyana for a two-day state visit marking 60 years of diplomatic ties with the UK. His agenda includes biodiversity and investment, as unions and opposition groups press for meaningful action on slavery’s legacy, democratic rights and accountability. Finance Minister Ashni Singh also held bilateral talks with visiting UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband. Police Probe: Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed remains in custody over an alleged payment for police surveillance footage, while his sister Hana was treated at hospital after a second arrest. The High Court ordered Nikita Greene’s release, ruling police had not shown grounds to keep her detained, but upheld the detention of her son, Constable Ryan Greene. Biodiversity Finance: Guyana is seeking to turn its forests and ecosystems into a source of revenue as it hosts a global conference on financing nature.
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