AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCCJ Explained Amid Leaks: A new explainer breaks down what the Caribbean Court of Justice does for five member states and why leaked internal correspondence could shake trust in the court’s legitimacy. Public Works Accountability: Works on the Hague Back Road Project are still far behind schedule, and the Public Works minister has ordered a full review of completed work, outstanding tasks, and next steps. Drug Tech & Forensics: CANU destroyed about 1,243 kg of seized narcotics, with the Guyana Forensic Laboratory on hand to confirm composition—another reminder of how lab work supports enforcement. Energy Delivery Plan: The Gas-to-Energy project is aiming to deliver 57 MW by year-end, with more capacity coming in 2027 as turbines and combined-cycle systems ramp up. Digital Trust & Cyber Laws: A call for an “AI renaissance” argues Guyana’s cyber laws need updating to tackle AI-made fake audio/video used to attack public officials. Health Tech & Robotics: SS Innovations reported Q2 results and continued adoption of its SSi Mantra surgical robotic system, adding new installations. Education Skills Push: CARICOM education ministers in Guyana focused on improving math, micro-credentials, and pathways from training to work, including support for learners with disabilities. Mobile Money Fees: Mobile Money Guyana says agents are charging extra deposit fees without authorization, pushing users to demand clearer, consistent costs. Agritech Pilot: Dragon fruit farmers in a FAO-supported pilot are harvesting first fruits after months of training and technical support.
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