AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoBorder & Police Accountability: U.S.-sanctioned businessman Mark “Demon” Cromwell denied any role in the disappearance of two Surinamese men, accusing police of corruption and trying to frame his family, as his brother Jimol Murphy and another man linked to the case were granted $1m bail after defence arguments that police have not produced proof of abduction. Court & Bail Developments: Murphy’s abduction charge over the Rosignol disappearance was challenged in court, with lawyers citing an alibi and lack of material proof, while unrest in Vigilance followed the arrests. Agriculture Month & Food Security: President Irfaan Ali said Guyana now has a “regional responsibility” to help feed the Caribbean, pointing to innovation, agro-processing and tech-driven farming to cut import dependence. Farmers’ Market Push: A weekly Sophia farmers’ market starts every Wednesday to lower prices and improve returns for producers. Infrastructure Update: Load testing is underway on the New Mackenzie–Wismar bridge ahead of opening, aimed at easing Demerara River bottlenecks. Aviation Connectivity: Guyana renewed air services with France and signed an agreement with Panama, expanding route options and trade links. Energy Transparency Debate: APNU’s Sharma Solomon renewed calls for disclosure on Amaila Falls costs, tariffs and state guarantees before commitments are made.
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