AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSuriname–Guyana Cross-Border Crime: In the ongoing probe into the disappearance of two Surinamese men, a 33-year-old driver, Jimol Murphy, was granted GY$1m bail after his defence challenged the abduction case and said police have not produced evidence disproving his alibi; meanwhile, US-sanctioned businessman Mark “Demon” Cromwell denied involvement and accused police of corruption and trying to scapegoat his family. Vigilance Unrest & Border Questions: The case has spilled into Vigilance/Buxton unrest, with reports of road blockades, burning debris and a sand truck set alight, as MPs and police focus on whether border and immigration controls played a role. Telecom Upgrade in Suriname: Telesur in Suriname went live on Cerillion 26.1, boosting promotions, CRM visibility, automation and preparing for self-service and eKYC rollouts. Regional Business & Connectivity: ANSA McAL appointed Troy Cadogan as Country Head for Guyana & Suriname, signalling deeper regional coordination. Sports & Community: UG hosted the 6th Caribbean Sociological Association conference on societies in transition, while the KFC Goodwill Schools Football tournament returns with Barbados joining for its seventh edition.
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