There’s nothing better than a Guyanese Christmas – Tiffany Munroe, advocate for transgender society
No matter where you migrate to, there's nothing like a Guyanese Christmas. It comprises several traditional forms of celebration such family gathering, the abundance...
COVID-19 pandemic prompts NGO to start “Lets Grow a Kitchen Garden” initiative
The Guyanese Making a Difference Foundation is soon expected to launch its "Lets Grow a Kitchen Garden” initiative, aimed at providing essentials for those...
Businesswoman aims to change societal view of plus-size women in lingerie
A few negative thoughts here and there can soon escalate, resulting in social withdrawal, anxiety, and depression.
However, young businesswoman Deondra Wishart is on a...
Guyanese cuisine: A rich tapestry of cultural traditions and togetherness
By: Sueann Wickham
Guyana’s vibrant and diverse culture is beautifully reflected in its cuisine. The rich amalgamation of various ethnicities, from Indian and African to...
It was not the plan; but it turned into purpose…Veteran Journalist Nazima Ragubhir reflects...
By Steven Vickerie
"Reporting for Prime News, Nazima Ragubhir.” If you've heard that tagline before, you're old enough to know that the name speaks for...
Veteran broadcaster shares how one bet from his late best friend changed his life...
By Steven Vickerie
Stan Gouveia is considered a veteran broadcaster who has, in his own unique way, deepened our decades long relationship with radio. With...
Craig Henry: The Indigenous youth on a mission to capture the beautiful faces of...
For many creatives, photography is more than clicking the shutter button of the camera. It is in fact more than what the eyes can...
The enchanting village of Kato is one of Guyana’s most breathtaking gems
By Sueann Wickham
Nestled in the rugged Pacaraima Mountains of Guyana lies a hidden gem known as Kato village. This enchanting indigenous settlement, home to...
After a life changing accident, Setra O’Selmo achieves her goals from a wheelchair
Just as she was enjoying her blissful teenage years, Setra O’Selmo met with an accident that changed her life forever. Initially, the young woman...
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,...
