‘Lindener’ making a name for herself in Canada as International Consultant, Executive Coach, Educator
By Frederick Halley GUYANA-born Michelle S. Moseley, PhD, MBA, FMA, OPD, CLC, is an international consultant, executive coach, educator, entrepreneur, speaker and community-impact leader whose work spans Canada, Guyana, the United Kingdom, Africa and the wider Caribbean. With more than 25 years of experience across financial services, business advisory, education, coaching, organisational development, compliance and […]
A Growing Green Enterprise: One Woman’s Beekeeping Journey
AS Guyana’s second honey flow of 2026 continues, the honey harvesters of Sandvoort Village, East Bank Berbice, are busy harvesting and making preparations for the Annual Honey Fest 2026. This honey-producing community is celebrated for its award-winning honey, thoughtful environmental stewardship and proud beekeeping tradition. Among its accomplished producers is Tiffany Maison, an enterprising beekeeper […]
Guyanese Musicians Gavin and Rocky ‘Folk it Up’ in Ireland Again
GAVIN and Chucky continue to take Guyanese folk music and culture to new audiences, this time on a 15-day tour across the Emerald Isle of Ireland, from which they have just returned home. The duo are no strangers to the Irish, as back in January 2025 they showcased at “Your Roots Are Showing” with […]
BROTHER OCHRO’S STRANGE WORLD:
GLORIA’S voice reached near and far. The terror in her voice made villagers look out. “Look wuh going on with Uncle Ochro…” What they saw would never leave them and would haunt them for a long time. Uncle Ochro, half-naked, ran and swung an axe. People were getting off the road. He seemed to have […]
Those who suffer from bad breath
WHAT is bad breath anyway? It results from odour-causing bacteria that create waste materials in the mouth. Food particles get trapped in creases and grooves, especially in the fissures of the tongue, and become food for bacteria. When these bacteria feed, they release gaseous waste products that cause foul-smelling odours known as volatile sulphur compounds. […]
THERE’S A ROOM II
A story submitted to the Guyana Prize for Literature 2024 A STIFLED cry escaped his lips as her image flashed before his eyes, and he took a deep breath to control the pain. The bus reached Parika, and, disembarking, Shaan looked around, awed by the bustling marketplace with its bountiful fruits and vegetables. He stood […]
A Promise to Keep
IF the younger version of you met you today, would they be proud of who you had become? This is a difficult question to answer. For some, painful even. Time has a way of capturing the thin, hidden ends of our very being and tugging at them until we unravel like a loosely wrapped spool […]
Rescuing a Dying Organisation
Section 1: At Death’s Door NON-PROFIT organisations provide products or services for the benefit of society, while profit-making organisations mainly focus on generating profit. The greater the profit, the greater the financial and social gains. Sometimes, in an attempt to make a profit, an organisation engages in various activities and experiences several challenges. These […]
Review of Love and New Road by Harold Bascom
Berkley Wendell Semple THE dozen stories in Harold Bascom’s new collection, Love and New Road, offer a richly varied reading experience, one filled with surprise, humour, sadness and emotional depth. Although the stories differ significantly in tone and genre, a poignancy unites them that lingers long after the book is put down. Take “Sprinkler”, a […]
Make Up Your Mind
I HAVE noticed something about myself over the years. Whenever I give too much attention to too many things at once, everything takes longer. I can have five things on my list and feel wonderfully productive because I am touching all five of them, yet by the end of the day, the one thing that […]
