AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFerry Resumes After Regulatory Fix: The M.V. Canawaima ban between Guyana and Suriname has been lifted and the vessel is back on its regular timetable from Friday, after Suriname’s maritime authority completed safety and compliance checks—clearing stranded passengers, vehicles and cargo. Cross-Border Trade Pressure: The Suriname-Guyana Chamber of Commerce is still urging full clarity on what remedial work is required and why MAS demanded immediate fixes despite earlier inspections suggesting a three-month runway. Gold Sector Watch: Surinamese prosecutors issued a wanted notice for Ryan T. in the disappearance of Dutch entrepreneur Rodney Leysner, after police found and excavated his burned, crushed vehicle in Saramacca; three suspects are in custody, with one at large. Mining Safety Crackdown: Police seized more than two tonnes of cyanide in Coronie, believed smuggled from Guyana, with investigations focused on permits, origin and destination. Oil Boom Prep for Fintech: A Suriname-focused analysis argues the country has about two years to modernise payments and financial access ahead of the GranMorgu oil project—before more cash flows into an economy still reliant on cash. New Gold Deal in Suriname: Centurion Minerals signed a Letter of Intent to acquire an 80% interest in the Brothers Gold Project in eastern Suriname, near major regional deposits.
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