Prime Minister’s Office launches mash band

The Office of the Prime Minister on Friday afternoon launched its mash band for the upcoming Mashramani Parade slated for next Thursday. Decked in...

Cosmetologist used nature’s finest herbs to cure what Doctors suspected to be cancer

Plants are a major source of many drugs. Penicillin for example, comes from mold and paracetamol from Coal Tar. Even many of the most...

Accreditation of creative arts institute, hosting of literary arts festival on the cards

The Culture, Youth and Sports Ministry’s budgetary allocation of some $4.3 billion was on Tuesday approved by the Parliamentary Committee of Supply and will...

WITHOUT LIMITS: Carolann Correia pursues modelling, business and a career in science simultaneously

By Sueann Wickham Carolann Correia is a true embodiment of the saying, “You can do anything you set your mind to." From a young age,...

Foreign-minded no more: Omaiah Hall shares vision to reshape Guyana’s musical identity

Each Caribbean nation boasts a unique sonic fingerprint, a rhythmic identity that resonates with its people and beyond. For example, Guyana is known for...

ERC says “Baby Skello” yet to come forward, calls on Vybz Kartel to apologise...

The Ethnic Relations Commission (ERC) continues to address “religiously insensitive content” in separate songs by the artistes Vybz Kartel and “Baby Skello”, which have...

Ms Reg. 9 crowned Amerindian Heritage Queen

The Miss Amerindian Heritage Pageant brought a stunning conclusion to Heritage Month 2024, with 10 delegates lighting up the stage at the National Cultural...

Honouring Eze Rockcliffe was a long time comin’, but let’s get ahead with the...

When you speak of the preservation of Guyanese culture, specifically our folklore through music, Patrick Eze Rockcliffe stands as a legend amongst us. For...

Grammy winning Joss Stone billed for fundraising concert

The Theatre Guild will come alive with music when Grammy award singing British sensation, Joss Stone, will take to the stage alongside local acts...

Jagdeo hints at updated copyright laws following lawsuit filed by local artists

Vice President Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo has emphasized the need for an updated copyright platform in Guyana, following a recent lawsuit filed by local artists...

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