AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEnergy & Skills: GPL trained staff at its New Sophia Control Centre on renewable energy integration, battery storage and the digital transformation of the power sector, with Huawei Digital Power experts leading a one-day technical workshop. Road Tech & Safety: The Ministry of Public Works will start remedial works on the Rupert Craig Highway (Ogle to UG Road, Cummings Lodge) Monday to address surface scaling, with repairs scheduled outside peak hours and traffic management in place. Education Tech & Outcomes: Guyana’s 2026 NGSA saw a historic result—20 pupils tied for the top spot with perfect scores—while pass rates improved across English, Social Studies, Science and Mathematics, with results released via the MOE exams portal. Water Safety Debate: Former EPA head Dr. Vincent Adams again criticises GWI’s response to a 2025 PUC water-quality report, calling GWI’s public position “misleading and dangerous.” University Leadership: UG’s Vice-Chancellor search is down to five shortlisted candidates after 27 applications, with interviews and public lectures next. Regional Digital Policy: CARICOM agreed to move toward common rules on children’s social media access, with Guyana’s President leading legislation exploration and Grenada overseeing guideline work. Agriculture Modernisation: President Ali highlighted a tunnel-house high-tech poultry project in Region Three backed by government support and young entrepreneurs’ investment. Infrastructure for Families: Home Affairs plans a $241M daycare centre in Region Four for children of Prison Service officers after bids were opened.
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