AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFerry Dispute: The Suriname-Guyana Chamber of Commerce is urging clarity over the temporary suspension of the MV Canawaima, saying the disruption is already hitting passengers, transport operators, businesses and cross-border goods—while authorities trade conflicting messages on seaworthiness, including MAS saying outstanding issues must be handled immediately after a report flagged significant corrosion. Mining Deal: Centurion Minerals signed a Letter of Intent to acquire an 80% interest in Mega Bond’s Brothers Gold Project in eastern Suriname, a 9,600-hectare site near major deposits with historical drilling and multiple gold-bearing zones. Oil & Gas Watch: Eco (Atlantic) reported Navitas updates for offshore assets in the Falklands and South Africa, including plans for a multi-target exploration well on PL001 with a prospective resource estimate tied to the Sea Lion project. Sports—Local Pride: Suriname’s youth football featured in CFU U14 action, including matches involving Suriname at Cap Cana as regional teams battled for Tier II honours. Exploration Push: Greenheart Gold began a 2,000m diamond drilling program at its Tosso Creek Project in Suriname, starting at the Walaba target. Business/Investment: Gold Fields increased its stake in Suriname-focused Founders Metals to just under 20%, backing plans that could lead to full ownership of the Antino gold project.
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