Dr. Moses Roderique embarks on quest to improve mental well-being in Guyana
By Sueann Wickham
In a world where mental health struggles often remain hidden behind closed doors, there are individuals who dedicate their lives to bringing...
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...
OP-ED: Guyana holds advantageous position over aggressive neighbour considered a shell of former self
By Abena Rockcliffe
On Friday the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruled that pending its final decision on the Guyana/ Venezuela border controversy, Venezuela shall...
From my time to Atiya’s, the legal, judicial and cultural architecture in Guyana favour...
What would you do if your ex-partner was able to pay a bribe to escape justice; the very justice you sought for the years...
“It was almost as if I had a sign that said rape me” –...
It takes real strength to talk yourself down from a ledge. This is according to Educator, Pageant Director and Designer Paul Burnette. Paul is...
With teachers’ strikes dating back to the 1900s, will this latest fallout yield results?
By: Sueann Wickham
In the annals of Guyana's history, strikes have been used as a means of pursuing justice and dignity for workers who struggle...
With over two decades of activism, Joel Simpson is an exemplary trailblazer for LGBTQ+...
By Sueann Wickham
Joel Simpson, the esteemed Founder and Managing Director of the Society Against Sexual Orientation Discrimination (SASOD), has cemented his position as a...
Guyanese-owned ‘Selah Scents’ strikes gold with all-natural soaps for flawless skin
Every morning at 3AM, 30-year-old Sandy Williams wakes up and begins making soap. She works tirelessly for three hours before she takes a break...
Meet Dionne George, an amazing entrepreneur with a love for Culinary Arts
Over the past decade, there has been a boom in self-employment. And in this era of internet and technology, young people are more confident...
The indigenous Guyanese village steering its own eco-tourism boom
By Kemol King
A Guyanese Amerindian village of about 1,200 residents heard from the government that they were allocated GY$35 million (approximately US$166,000) to spend...
