AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCost-of-living squeeze: Guyanese vendors say people are now buying basic food items like single tennis rolls on credit as prices bite, even while oil and gold wealth headlines keep rolling. Violence update: A special constable is in custody after a stabbing at the Onderneeming Sand Pit left a 34-year-old porter injured; he’s stable in hospital. Cervical cancer push: A new Commonwealth compendium highlights how countries are moving toward cervical cancer elimination using vaccination, screening, and treatment—timed for tighter budgets. Cardiac care focus: GPHC’s 4th cardiology symposium warns of rising sudden cardiac deaths in young people and calls for stronger prevention and more specialists. Labour probe: The Labour Ministry is investigating alleged quarry safety and working-condition violations in Region Seven after a worker reportedly died of a heart attack. Digital ID privacy: The Data Protection Commissioner defended the digital ID rollout while addressing growing public concerns and pushing for a formal Data Protection Office. Sports & community: Archery Guyana opened its biggest indoor nationals; meanwhile, a Family Support and Wellness Fair at Umana Yana offered counselling and household support.
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