AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEducation & Skills: Guyana turned the sod for its new Council of Legal Education law school at the University of Guyana’s Turkeyen campus, with the National Assembly already approving $100M; Attorney General Anil Nandlall said it’s a regional institution meant to serve Caribbean students, not just Guyanese. Power & Industry: APNU rejected a plan to integrate Linden into the national electricity grid by 2029, warning it could raise costs and affect reliability, while President Ali said Linden will get two new business districts and that bauxite expansion is looming. Mining & Exploration: Omai reported an 86% jump in its Omai Gold Project resource estimate over 16 months, and Australian Altair Minerals ramped up drilling at its Region Seven gold project with three rigs operating. Community & Governance: President Ali outlined a new phase of investment for Linden and Region 10, including business districts, agro-processing support, and a major swine production push via the Guyana Development Bank. Social Stability: The Ethnic Relations Commission issued 48 warnings for ethnic hate speech online in its latest monitoring period, up from 37 previously. Corporate & Safety: ExxonMobil launched a US$100M, 10-year STEM teacher-training programme (STELLAR) starting with 60 educators.
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