AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoOil Accountability: Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed says the government must explain whether Guyana has repaid ExxonMobil’s initial Stabroek Block investments, after Exxon said billions remain in the “cost bank,” a move that could affect Guyana’s profit share. Aviation: Air Services Limited has shut its rotor wing (helicopter) operations after a years-long fight for regulatory approvals, warning hinterland communities will lose vital air links. Justice Update (“Paper Shorts”): Three men tied to the 2021 “Paper Shorts” execution-style murder were released on $1M station bail each, while police issued a wanted bulletin for another suspect, Satrohan Rajkumar (“Depo”). Courts & Appointments: JSC named Principal Magistrate Judy Latchman as Chief Magistrate and announced new magistrates, plus appointments at the Deeds Registry and Land Court. Procurement & Energy: GTE project contractors face possible debarment over alleged bid omissions and hidden details, as scrutiny grows around Guyana’s gas-to-energy push. Education: Government will roll out a fully online Guyana Digital School curriculum for Grades 1–11 starting September. Sports: Guyana’s juniors continue to shine in CASA, chess and squash, while West Indies’ Jayden Lennox’s 5-19 helped New Zealand level the ODI series 1-1.
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