AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCCJ Integrity Row: Guyana’s Bar Council condemned the leak of internal Caribbean Court of Justice emails, but attorney Nigel Hughes says confidentiality can’t be used to dodge serious governance allegations. Oil Revenue Pressure: Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed and former Finance Minister Winston Jordan are both pushing for full disclosure on what ExxonMobil’s full investment recovery means for Guyana’s profit share under the 2016 PSA. Food Supply & Prices: Government will temporarily import about 330,000 pounds of chicken weekly as local poultry output falls short, with cold-storage expansion planned to smooth future shortages. Aviation Costs: The Aviation Operators’ Association says domestic airfares reflect real operating costs—fuel, maintenance, insurance and skilled staff—after President Ali raised concerns about pricing. Security Ties: Guyana and the U.S. signed an MoU to deepen security cooperation, with Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau in the mix. Power Grid Upgrade: GPL says it will spend about US$4.8B over five years to expand and modernise the national electricity grid. Urban Planning: Stakeholders were consulted on a Kingston beautification and infrastructure project, including drainage, roads, lighting and parking. Community Enforcement: Housing Minister Collin Croal ordered tougher action against squatting and other community violations, demanding officers act immediately. Uranium Watch: Canada-based U92 Energy filed for funding to advance its Kurupung uranium drilling, expecting EPA approval this month.
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