Memories of a 90s kid’s Christmas
By: Suraj Narine
For my children: Marianna & Kaiden
As the rooster emits what could possibly be his last crow before he is introduced to fresh...
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...
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...
Aspiring Cardiologist sells food to fund studies
Having completed three years of studies at the Texila American University, a young Lindener was closer to becoming a doctor, a profession to which...
Local entrepreneurs give unique twist to customized cocktails at Infuzed GY
Infuzed GY, a vibrant, local small business was created to provide an unforgettable cocktail experience like no other. Established in February of this year,...
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...
Music Producer, Bonny Alves confirms rumors of severe illness
Over the last few months, it was rumored among those in the local music industry that one of its icons, producer Bonny Alves, was...
SASOD making strides in dual battle against HIV/AIDS and LGBTQI+ stigma
By Sueann Wickham
While the social stigma against individuals in the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and Intersex (LGBTQI)+ community sadly persists in Guyana, as...
African Village celebrates emancipation through fashion and art
Main Street in Georgetown is typically bustling with life: on a regular day, you can spot countless persons traversing back and forth,...
Teen pushes for higher limits through different art forms
Being bullied in primary school because of her weight led LaToya Lakil Da Silva, now 16-years-old, to find comfort in the arts....
