Artist Lisa Thompson debuts her storytelling pottery pieces in her solo art exhibition, “Guyana: The Stories She Told” FOR most Guyanese, games like hopscotch, jacks, or cricket shape our

IN an effort to keep her late mother’s memory and small business alive, Rubyanna Alleyne wholeheartedly took over the venture, establishing Rubyanna’s Handicraft and Fragrances. The 32-year-old told the

From Berbice to Buxton, 19 bands bring the Rhythms of One Guyana to life at the Seawall Esplanade. MUSIC in Guyana and throughout the Caribbean is unique and vital.

THROUGH his direct intervention of creativity and determination, Delroy Barron, a swine farmer, has made significant strides in expanding his farm. With his unconventional way, he self-invented some strategies

ZWAANTJE DeCambra, better known as “Zoey”, is a female beekeeper who is empowered to earn in her home village of Santa Aratak, Demerara River, Region Three. She produces top-quality

A daily passion DIANE Cheefoon, the largest female cattle farmer in Region Five (Mahaica-Berbice), devotes her life to rearing and breeding cows with her husband, Floyd Cheefoon—a fellow cattle

By Cosmata Lindie THE drum had belonged to my grandfather. Now it was mine. I had not asked for it, yet here it was, delivered into my hands late

By Geary Reid CHILDREN are often oblivious to their parents’ contributions. Some barely spend time with older parents, visiting them rarely or calling occasionally. Some people give money to