Talented Guyanese woman uses creative paintings to celebrate life’s splendour
By Sueann Wickham
Persons worldwide witnessed the arrival of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020 which brought varying degrees of social and economic misfortune. Some were...
BLACK GOLD: Afro-Guyanese women shatter glass ceiling with win of two oil blocks
By Kiana Wilburg
In an industry where the shadows of ExxonMobil and other multinationals loom large, Sispro Inc., an all-black female quartet, has made a...
Life in the village of Karaudarnau
Located in South Rupununi, Region 9, the Indigenous village of Karaudarnau is not one you would usually hear about. It might as well be...
Triple S Creations: A young entrepreneur’s journey to sweet success
From a young age, Shania Sampson’s love for baking was undeniable, though she never envisioned turning her passion into a profitable business. Everything changed...
Akeem Adams: The Lindener who turned an encounter with the violin into a lifelong...
If you’ve ever wondered who is the young man that oftentimes play stunning renditions of music on his violin at the Amazonia Mall, Giftland...
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...
What’s happening to “Prakash”?
Using names of persons as adjectival elements in utterances is not unheard of in Guyanese Creole and English. In fact, it is quite common,...
Port Kaituma belle pursues dream to protect marine life in one of the world’s...
With its nine billion barrels of equivalent resources in the Stabroek Block, and multi-billion barrels more still left to be explored, Guyana has sailed...
With over 11 billion barrels of oil resources…Guyana potentially sits on US trillion dollar...
By Sueann Wickham
Since its first oil find in the Stabroek Block in 2015, United States (US) oil major, ExxonMobil has made more than 32...
Examining the need for empowering Guyana’s indigenous people with skills to develop their resources
By Sueann Wickham
Indigenous communities across the globe have long been custodians of their lands, harbouring rich natural resources that hold immense potential for economic...
