AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMicroplastics in the Amazon: A new study reports microplastics in wildlife even inside protected areas, with particles moving through river systems and into fish and other species—raising fresh concerns about impacts across the food chain. Suriname in regional health push: Suriname joined a Guiana Shield meeting focused on accelerating malaria elimination, with PAHO support and renewed plans targeting transmission hotspots, including mining and Indigenous communities. Local football spotlight: Suriname’s Joel Piroe is reportedly close to a move to West Ham, with talks centered on a loan or deal structure that could include an obligation to buy. Youth football (CFU U-14): At Cap Cana, Suriname’s U-14 side is set to face Saint Lucia after Suriname beat USVI 8-0 in the opening round. Business and diaspora ties: Suriname-linked fulfilment firm Gonini (formerly Bezos.ai) rebranded and says it’s expanding cross-border warehousing and delivery for international e-commerce brands. Health research: A study in Amsterdam finds that switching from sugary drinks to non-sugar-sweetened beverages may not lower type 2 diabetes risk—and could raise it for some groups.
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