September 18, 2026

Doing Business in Guyana: Why Errands Take All Day

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A simple day of errands turns into a full-blown mission across Georgetown. From slow banks to restocking shelves and chasing invoices, this is what doing business in Guyana really looks like in 2025.

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16 thoughts on “Doing Business in Guyana: Why Errands Take All Day

  1. Hey how can I email you I’m a guyanese but I live in the US I wanted to know how to start up a business in Guyana how much I need to start and what should I do that can potentially lead to a big turnover

  2. Alex where did you live before returning to 🇬🇾,I’m a Kitty/Campbellville dude living in Toronto the last 50+years,i used to come home every year for International cricket but not since the early 90s,I thoroughly enjoy your content,brings back many good memories,continued success with your business and entrepreneurial ventures….take care……Stephen King.

  3. Alex, vote for the green, they said that they will put the cash grant into your bank account. 😊 p.s, do you have a video about yourself, where you grew up, and how you started this YouTube channel? Nice Video, big up ❤

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