Moulding creativity into craftsmanship at The Guyana Mining School and Training Centre Jewellery-Making Programme GUYANA is home to many skilled cultural and creative artisans, many of whom are self-taught

Exploring Guyana through a traveller’s eyes FOR most travellers, exploring a country means guided tours and planned itineraries. But for Tilo the Pilgrim, a German hitchhiker making his way

PATRICK George, well-known as “Fat Man”, is a real-life vaquero of the South Pakaraima mountain range, one of a handful that still exists in Karasabai Village, Region Nine (Upper

Ensuring transparency and accountability as the oil and gas sector reshapes the nation’s future DID you know that artisanal, small, and medium-scale miners account for the majority of gold

A FOOD business that started with $2,000 worth of fish, one packet of leg quarters, and materials that Terrence McInroy got from a neighbour who had dismantled their fowl

COMPLAINING does not make life better. The following is an excerpt from one of my books, “Be Thankful”. You may have many struggles, but be grateful for life itself,

THE era of our childhood is filled with the magic and wonder of discovery. Occasionally, within the fabric of our memories or dreams, we may rediscover long-lost toys and