Nine years ago, 28-year-old Setra O’selmo’s life took a drastic turn. Through the misfortune of a vehicular accident, Setra sustained
WHENEVER I think of the term “vigilante justice”, I think about what the word ‘justice’ means, and how too often
Since its formation in 2011 by the World Economic Forum, the Global Shapers Georgetown Hub, which places and encourages young
–a fusion of Guyanese and Italian roots BORN to a Guyanese mother and an Italian father, 19-year-old Leavona Genuso is
OVER the past two years, I have been feeling a more authentic version of myself. This feeling is partly because
Many adults often look back on their childhood dream of being a doctor, lawyer and singer and wonder why they
SUICIDE in Guyana is an all-too-familiar term, and remains one of the leading causes of death. So common is it
GUYANA, much like many countries around the world, has had a very long complicated history with those who belong to
By Akola Thompson TWO days ago, we celebrated Guyana’s emancipation from slavery. It has been 178 years since Guyana became
By Akola Thompson THE first time I saw Bharrat Jagdeo, I was sitting in the auditorium of Berbice High School.
