Oil & Fiscal Transparency: Government says it will not break silence on ExxonMobil’s US$19.6B audit while a dispute is open, as critics argue “profit oil” figures mislead and that Guyana’s benchmark should be total revenue and domestic retention. Energy Security Push: President Ali renews the case for a national refinery and fuel-storage buffer to cut exposure to imported refined fuel shocks. Mining Investment Drive: Guyana launches G-MEX, pitching the country’s mineral potential to investors through conference, exhibition, investor forum and geological showcase pillars. Cost-of-Living Debate: Citizens push back on Ali’s “eating out” remarks, arguing price control and direct relief are needed. Regional Finance Watch: IDB warns Guyana remains vulnerable to external oil shocks because 90% of energy demand is met by imported oil. Public Accountability on MV Barima: Christopher Ram demands the MV Barima COI publish a timetable and start public sittings after weeks of inactivity. Crime & Safety: Police arrest three after an attempted robbery at Tuschen, with firearms and ammo found; separate probe continues after a 23-year-old was found pinned beneath a container at Houston Wharf. Road Tragedy: Two Indonesian oil workers die and four are injured in a Timehri crash involving an unlicensed, uninsured sand-truck driver. Diplomacy & Trade Links: Suriname appoints Ivan Fernald as ambassador as ferry and border issues with Guyana remain unresolved. Sports Business: CPL standings spotlight Guyana Amazon Warriors’ undefeated run as St Lucia Kings and Falcons stay hot on points.