The Henley Passport Index of June 2026 ranks Guyana's passport 55th globally with 89 visa-free destinations, down from 91 in 2025. UK and UAE access were secured through direct bilateral agreements since 2022, and Schengen access is in negotiation with five European states backing the bid.
Read More →The Essequibo Islands-West Demerara Chamber of Commerce and Industry expressed condolences on 25 June 2026 and is coordinating a Region 3 business response to the twin Venezuelan earthquakes of 24 June. The 7.2 foreshock and 7.5 mainshock killed at least 32 people and injured more than 700.
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MJM Accounting and Management Institute Inc. is a Region 3, Guyana-based ACCA Gold Approved Learning Partner. It trains young professionals through GOAL scholarships and supports the Region 3 Youth Business Alliance, an idea Joshua E. Hammichand championed as R3CCI Treasurer.
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N&S Algoo Licensed Customs Brokerage Services, Inc. won Employer of the Year at the Econome Business Conference on 21 June 2026, validating what the Region Three Chamber of Commerce and Industry had established when it named the company Most Outstanding Business in Region 3 for 2025.
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ECONOME V's Black Tie Awards Experience on 21 June 2026 honoured young Guyanese entrepreneurs and business leaders at the Four Points by Sheraton in Georgetown, closing the two-day Swim Different Business Conference with a red carpet at 6 p.m. and the main ceremony at 7 p.m.
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Today, across the Caribbean and its diaspora, we pause to honour the men who show up — not just at the
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Father's Day crept up fast — and if you're still searching for something meaningful for the business-
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The Suriname-Guyana Chamber of Commerce led its second trade mission to SEOGS 2026, the Caribbean's largest energy summit, in Paramaribo from 23 to 26 June 2026, connecting regional companies with Suriname's offshore development value chain under the theme Unlocking Energy, Empowering Nations.
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The European Union's top court ruled on 11 June 2026 that a US sanctions listing alone cannot justify a bank refusing to open an account. Reactions from regulators, banks and governments across Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean have since exposed deep disagreement on what follows.
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Lexann McPhoy has spent two decades building an organic beauty and women's wellness practice on Hadfield Street in Georgetown, rooted in the idea that every Guyanese woman deserves excellence on her nails, in her body and in her career, as the city draws new regional attention.
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New York City Department of City Planning data shows Guyanese admissions to the United States fell by nearly 54 per cent between the 1980s and the 2010s, from 67,729 in the 1980s. If the exodus has not eased, the question is where those departures are now going.
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The Guyana Manufacturing and Services Association graduated its first RISE SME cohort in Georgetown in June 2026, completing training backed by the International Trade Centre in business compliance, operations, pricing and growth strategy, as a US$100 million national SME bank takes shape.
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