AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHousing & Justice: Guyana’s Housing Ministry says it has formally engaged INTERPOL, the FBI and CARICOM IMPACS in the Omar Malik/DreamVu Homes case, after the contractor allegedly failed to meet obligations to homeowners. Sex Offences Bill Backlash: Minister Gail Teixeira insists the Sexual Offences (Amendment) Bill was consulted for a year, pushing back on claims of rushed passage and addressing concerns about sex-offender registry access. Sports Spotlight: The GHB Diamond Jubilee Cup kicked off at the National Stadium with GCC Elite hammering Hikers 10-0, as the Independence outdoor hockey tournament runs June 11–15. Cricket Business: Flow is named official partner of the Republic Bank CPL 2026, boosting fan connectivity ahead of the season. Youth & Community Fitness: STRIDE592 launches “Girls on the Move” for girls 6–18, mixing running, mentorship and mental health support with a September 27 SOCA Heart 5K goal. Health & Tech: GPHC reports a week of first-of-its-kind robotic surgeries after Guyana’s May 26 launch, including robotic telesurgery and local procedures. Transport Pressure: Corentyne hire-car operators demand police crack down on private vehicles carrying paying passengers. CARICOM Trade Talks: COTED opens in Georgetown as ministers weigh energy and supply-chain shocks and their impact on trade and food security. Court Ruling: VP Bharrat Jagdeo ordered to pay Charles Ceres $15M plus costs for defamatory statements. Sports Crime Watch: Ponzi scheme operators Yuri Garcia Dominguez and Ateeka Ishmael were fined and jailed after SOCU convictions.
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