AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoExtradition Court Battle: Prosecutor Glenn Hanoman told the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court the US case against Nazar Mohamed and Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed rests on “compelling evidence,” while the defence pushes that the process is being slowed and politically driven. Police Records Destroyed: Special Branch head Prem Narine testified he shredded and burned operational books after a US Marshal privately spoke with the Mohameds following their Oct. 31, 2025 arrests—an issue now central to the extradition fight. Deportee Pact Under Fire: The AFC renewed calls for the Government to publish the “secretive” third-country deportee agreement with the US, warning Guyana could become a destination for unwanted transfers despite claims of vetting and a veto. Mining & Jobs Push: Government signed a mineral agreement with Mako Mining for the Eagle Mountain gold project, with construction targeted for 2027 and production expected by end-2028, while GGMC and police detained illegal miners in Potaro. Energy & Trade Links: President Ali said Qatar ties are deepening into a strategic partnership, and Guyana’s agriculture sector reported major growth since 2020. Crime & Security: CANU reported 673kg of narcotics and 46 firearms seized so far this year, with crystal meth appearing in its stats for the first time. Sports: Imran Tahir’s 5/17 and Miraz’s 3/13 powered Guyana Amazon Warriors to a four-wicket win over St Lucia Kings, keeping them top of the CPL playoffs race.
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