AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 minutes agoHealth & Care: Former GPHC paediatric surgeon Dr Marisa Seepersaud says her contract was terminated without explanation or a hearing. She says her commitment to improving care for Guyanese children remains. Indigenous Achievement: Judy Winter-Smith of Aishalton is the first Wapichan attorney-at-law, a milestone hailed as opening doors for Indigenous communities. Cultural Legacy: Eusi Kwayana, educator, writer and WPA co-founder known as the “Sage of Buxton,” has died at 101 after decades of political and cultural activism. Community Action: President Ali and volunteers worked overnight to rebuild the access bridge to Save R Kids Children’s Home, restoring a vital route for the children and staff. Youth & Sport: Guyana’s robotics team placed 84th among more than 190 countries at the FIRST Global Challenge in South Korea, gaining international experience. The NSC’s Learn to Swim programme is also reaching children in Mahdia. Tourism: Guyana and Jamaica signed an agreement to collaborate on tourism investment, air links, training and sustainable development.
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