AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDrug Enforcement: Guyana’s Customs Anti-Narcotics Unit destroyed 1,243.3kg of narcotics (cocaine, cannabis, and small amounts of methamphetamine/crystal meth) worth about G$429.8M after court cases, with forensic lab and fire service support. Energy & Power: The Gas-to-Energy (GtE) project is now aiming to deliver 57MW by year-end, with more capacity ramping in 2027, after contractor Lindsayca committed to restart delivery. Infrastructure Accountability: Public Works Minister Madanlall Ramraj ordered an immediate review of the stalled Hague Back Road Project after residents complained of long delays; the work is only about 52% complete. Digital Trust & Cyber Policy: A new call urges Guyana to update cyber and defamation laws to better tackle generative AI scams and deepfake-style harassment of public officials. Education Skills Push: CARICOM education ministers in Guyana focused on improving mathematics, micro-credentials, and stronger pathways into skills development and TVET. Health & Courts: Guyana’s High Court dismissed Vamed’s interim bid tied to major hospital contract disputes, saying urgency wasn’t proven. Tech & Payments: Mobile Money Guyana says it did not authorise extra agent fees for deposits, even as consumers report inconsistent charges. Aviation Ops: A CAL flight into CJIA was cancelled due to a technical issue, with authorities coordinating rebooking and safety checks.
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