Guyana’s Ministry of Housing and Water, through the Central Housing and Planning Authority (CH&PA), says it has stepped up enforcement and investigative efforts involving contractor Omar Malik and his company, DreamVu Homes. According to multiple reports, the ministry formally engaged international and regional agencies, including INTERPOL and the FBI, and also referenced CARICOM IMPACS, as part of a process to hold Malik accountable over allegations that DreamVu Homes failed to meet contractual obligations owed to homeowners. The ministry’s public statement focuses on pursuing legal, administrative, and international avenues to locate Malik and advance the relevant cases. While the outlets agree on the agencies being engaged and the overall objective—accountability for alleged contractual non-performance—the reports do not provide detailed specifics on the allegations, the status of any proceedings, or the particular steps taken by the international agencies. Overall, the coverage describes an intensified effort by Guyana authorities to trace and bring Malik within the scope of responsibility for matters tied to homeowner contracts managed through DreamVu Homes.