AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEducation Digital Push: Guyana will launch an expanded Guyana Digital School in September, giving free online access to the full primary and secondary curriculum for Grades 1–11 to support classroom learning. Public Health: The Ministry of Health is urging parents to boost HPV vaccine coverage to 90% for children aged 9–15, aiming to eliminate cervical cancer. Roads & Connectivity: Works on the Corentyne Highway expansion (Palmyra to Moleson Creek) are over 20% complete and running ahead of schedule, with drainage finished and crusher run next. Housing Access: The Housing Ministry’s Foundation Programme was launched to help house-lot allottees build approved foundations, with standard designs for different lot sizes. Oil & Governance: A new report claims Guyana’s 2025 oil take is far smaller than consortium figures suggest, reigniting debate over the “50-50” split. Justice & Police Accountability: The trial of former Assistant Commissioner Calvin Brutus began, with prosecutors alleging procurement links to companies owned by his wife. Crime Claim: Opposition leader Azruddin Mohamed accuses the government of using police to target him in the reopened “Paper Shorts” murder probe. Sports: Guyana’s cricket and youth pathways stay in focus, from the Guyana Amazon Warriors’ overseas CPL roster to Rising Stars U-19 fixtures featuring Guyana vs Barbados.
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