AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMurder Investigation: Police are hunting a suspect after miner Shawn Abrams was killed in a drunken altercation at 14 Miles Backdam on the Mazaruni River; detectives canvassed for CCTV and witnesses but found none so far. Sports—WCPL: Chinelle Henry smashed back-to-back sixes off the last over to power Jamaica Empress to a one-wicket win over Guyana Amazon Warriors in their Limacol WCPL debut. Sports—CPL: Guyana Amazon Warriors keep their home momentum at Providence, set to face St Kitts and Nevis Patriots as the playoff race tightens. Amerindian Youth & Finance: Minister Sarah Browne-Shadeek urged Amerindian youth to prepare for Guyana Development Bank financing, including loans up to $3M for business and development. Government Service Delivery: Service centres now in six regions have processed over 204,000 transactions since December, cutting travel to Georgetown for key services. Migration—US Deportees: Guyana received six deportees from the US—four Cubans and two Afghans—under a one-year third-country framework run via IOM, with Guyana saying it will not bear costs. Opposition Leader Phones Held: Police continue holding Azruddin Mohamed’s phones and other items amid an investigation into alleged unauthorised drone activity near the President’s home. Health Standards: Leonora Cottage Hospital lab earned GNBS certification, boosting diagnostic quality in Region Three. Energy Watch: A Gas-to-Energy contractor, Lindsayca, is reportedly running out of funds and has requested about US$170M more to finish delayed works.
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