AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCCJ Integrity Under Fire: CCJ president Justice Winston Anderson condemned the unauthorized leak and publication of confidential internal correspondence, after reports alleged an internal rift and “authoritarian” management style. Oil & Local Business Impact: ExxonMobil says it has spent US$3.6B in Guyana to date and that the Stabroek consortium has recovered about US$55B in costs, while debate continues over Guyana’s full 50% profit share and transparency of cost recovery. Ferry Safety & Operations: MV Canawaima was cleared to sail again after an Aug. 13 reinspection, following Suriname’s safety concerns; operators say technical follow-up continues. Fire Service Facilities: The acting Fire Chief pushed back on claims about broken washrooms and safety issues at the Fire Service HQ, citing long-running structural and plumbing defects and repairs underway. Mobile Money Fees: Consumers complain agents are charging new extra fees for Mobile Money Guyana transactions, with agents saying commissions are too low. Gold Exploration Funding: Australian Liberty Metals raised about US$3.5M to fund exploration at its newly acquired Oko North and Oko South gold projects in Guyana. Community & Skills: EU-backed Upper Berbice cooperative commissioned a portable sawmill worth about $18M to boost value-added timber processing, with training support. Sports (CPL): Guyana Amazon Warriors beat Jamaica Kingsmen by six wickets, with Imran Tahir and Mohammad Nabi starring.
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