AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoLiterature: Guyanese-born poet Grace Nichols has won the Royal Society of Literature’s £10,000 Pioneer prize, recognising her poetry and influence on generations of writers. Historical Justice: Commonwealth leaders have welcomed Britain’s agreement to hold structured talks on the slave trade and its consequences, though no compensation plan was announced. Schools & Youth: A new mess hall and multipurpose building have opened in Koberimo, giving students a dedicated place to eat and residents more space for community activities. Region Four councillor Tinifa Stoll is also urging swift action after vaping devices were found among primary pupils. Youth Sport: Guyanese chess players Kyle Couchman, Sachin Pitamber and Kataleya Sam are leading the country’s challenge at a regional youth festival in Costa Rica. Heritage & Arts: Chateau Margot Mall is 55 per cent complete; plans include restoring its historic chimney and creating space for public cultural events. The Caribbean Culture Fund has also reached 100 grants, supporting creative projects across the region, including in Guyana.
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