Aviation & Trade: Caribbean Airlines will start daily non-stop Toronto–Georgetown flights from July 1, boosting capacity for business, education, tourism and diaspora travel. Manufacturing Push: President Irfaan Ali told foreign brands to invest in local production, warning Guyana won’t stay a market that only buys imports; he framed the goal around building an “ecosystem” for assembly and industrial growth. Orange Economy Accountability: A “state sector stakeholders” summit on the Orange Economy was criticized for widening the gap between promises and delivery, with timelines for key cultural policy work slipping. Mining Access Roads: The Guyana Gold and Diamond Miners Association says heavy rains have damaged mining district access roads, suspending river crossings and disrupting production, urging urgent government repairs. Oil & Gas Governance: Guyana has paid Exxon for seven approved projects but still hasn’t received its full 50% profits under the 2016 PSA, while a Ghanaian firm Cybele Energy faces risk of losing Block S7 over a missed US$17M signing bonus payment. Energy Contract Scrutiny: Letters raise concerns about renewing the Karpowership electricity contract for GPL, alleging transparency gaps and higher costs versus local options. Road Safety: Police report a deadly three-vehicle crash at Providence, with surveillance suggesting a dangerous lane change and speed contributed. Investment Spotlight: Canada-based U92 Energy, developing Guyana’s uranium project, was named among top investment picks at Bermuda’s CEM event. Corporate Moves: G2 Goldfields received court approval for a plan to be acquired by G Mining and spin out G3, with closing expected in July 2026.