AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBorder & Environment: France is pressing Suriname over illegal gold mining along the Marowijne river, warning it’s a “ticking time bomb” as mercury and arsenic levels soar far beyond WHO limits and Indigenous communities say they’re exposed daily through water and food. Sports (Suriname): SV Robinhood of Suriname stormed into the CFU Club Shield semis with a 4-0 win over Guyana’s Slingerz FC, setting up a high-stakes clash with Jamaica’s Mount Pleasant at the Ato Boldon Stadium. Regional Football (CFU): Mount Pleasant advanced with a 1-0 quarterfinal win over Weymouth Wales, while Robinhood’s semi spot comes after a dominant run that keeps both sides unbeaten in regulation. Health (Suriname-linked region): A new PAHO-led study flags Guyana and Suriname among the hardest-hit countries in the Americas for neurological disorders, citing major gaps in prevention, diagnosis and treatment. Business & Investment (Suriname): Greenheart Gold reports initial drill results from its Igab project in Suriname, with updates also coming from the Majorodam project. Caribbean Trade: CARICHAM elected a new executive leadership, with Suriname’s chamber represented in vice-chair roles, aiming to push trade facilitation and member value across the region.
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