AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCPL Cricket: Guyana Amazon Warriors kept their home run rolling, beating Jamaica Kingsmen by eight wickets at Providence as Rahmanullah Gurbaz and Mavendra Dindyal powered the chase of 160 inside the PowerPlay. Royal Tours: Buckingham Palace confirmed King Charles and Queen Camilla’s autumn slate, including a state visit by the Sultan of Oman and a Caribbean trip that features Guyana. US Deportation Framework: Guyana says it has concluded a US cooperation deal to temporarily receive a limited, vetted number of skilled, non-criminal third-country deportees via IOM, with Guyana able to reject individuals and the US/IOM covering costs. Energy & Power Politics: APNU rejected government plans to integrate Linden into the national grid by 2029, warning of uncertainty over generation, distribution and electricity costs. Oil & Local Skills: ExxonMobil is seeking Guyanese suppliers for services tied to the new oil and gas training facility in Port Mourant, Berbice. Health Infrastructure: A $218.6M Regional Medical Distribution Centre was commissioned in Region Ten to strengthen storage and timely delivery of medicines and supplies. Public Safety & Crime: CANU warned partygoers about illicit drugs, drink spiking and excessive alcohol, while the Tourism, Industry and Commerce Ministry vowed a crackdown on illegal copper and scrap-metal trade. Sports Development: The GOAL Sports Scholarships Programme was launched to help athletes pursue education alongside training and mentorship.
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