Guyana’s Essequibo: Forever part of our cultural and economic identity

By: Sueann Wickham The Essequibo region of Guyana which remains a focal point in the ongoing controversy with Venezuela, holds great significance for the country....

Patriotism, artistry, and determination flow in Reel Guyana’s must-see new series

By Abena Rockcliffe-Campbell Imagine visiting some of the most remote, beautiful, and tranquil areas in Guyana, areas where pollution is almost nonexistent and the hand...

Easter is perfect reminder to spread love and kindness, promote healing of racial tensions...

By Steven Vickerie Over the years, Easter celebrations have evolved in different ways. Commercially, adults and children observe this day with the Easter Bunny; a...

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...

Unraveling Guyana’s brain drain challenge: Impact and Solutions

By Sueann Wickham  Guyana, for many years, has been facing a significant crisis—brain drain. This phenomenon refers to the emigration of highly skilled and educated individuals...

Venezuela’s defiance of ICJ ruling could invite sanctions, other economic repercussions for its people

By Sueann Wickham In a bold defiance of international norms, Venezuela once again takes center stage, given its bold ambitions to claim Guyana's Essequibo territory...

Is Guyana losing the war against domestic violence? Check out these 2020 cases 

Last year saw, yet again, the grisly murders of Guyanese women at the hands of their lovers. Some were brutally raped then strangled; others...

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...

Despite 28.5% decline in DV cases, can Guyana beat this social epidemic?

By Sueann Wickham For as long as we can remember, Guyana has been grappling with the pervasive issue of domestic violence. It is a social...

Aspiring lawyer vows to continue fight for “vulnerable” indigenous people 

The treatment constantly meted out to indigenous people has motivated a young Paramakatoi woman to pursue a career in the legal profession. Paula Gomes, 21,...

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