AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoYouth & Tourism: Jamaica’s 14-year-old Thaejadore Kerr, from Montego Bay High School for Girls, won the Minister of Tourism Public Speaking Competition and will represent Jamaica at CTO regional finals in Guyana later this year. Swimming Glory: Guyana’s Raekwon Noel made history at the CAC Games in the Dominican Republic, breaking the two-minute barrier to win gold in the men’s 200m individual medley in record time. Cricket & Education Awards: Rose Hall Town Youth and Sports Club wrapped its 2026 Under-16 cricket academy with Leon Reddy taking “Cricketer of the Academy,” while Danelly Williams was honoured as the first recipient of the Zabeeda Haniff Memorial Grade Six Award. Football Pathways: The GFF’s FIFA Talent Development Scheme is ramping up Under-14 training ahead of the CFU U14 Challenge Series. MV Barima Aftermath: Protests continue over the ferry tragedy, with opposition and Indigenous groups demanding accountability, while the captain and senior crew face murder charges and families urge legal caution on compensation paperwork. Green Business Push: The Guyana Energy Agency launched the inaugural Energy Champions Awards, opening nominations for businesses adopting renewable energy and efficiency practices.
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