By Neil Primus THE ENTIRE length of Poverty Dam knew about the “High Bridge Jumbie.” Rumour has it that some nights after midnight a …

It is no secret that Guyana still has much to do when it comes to the dismantling of patriarchy, as well as upholding the …

WE ARE IN THE month of March and this is the month women’s achievements in various disciplines are celebrated all over the world. The …

It was through a chance encounter last September at a Night Cap event that I was first introduced to the work of Godlyn. I …

  THE GUYANA Telephone and Telegraph Co. (GTT) which has a monopoly of the landline telephones are now lobbying with the PUC and the …

GUYANA is the third-smallest independent state on the mainland of South America. About 83 percent of the country is covered by tropical rain forests, …

By Frederick Halley PRESIDENT of the Guyana Ex-Police Association of Canada (GEPAC) and Unifor national representative John O’Dell has been recognised for his community …

–as North Georgetown Secondary hosts lively Culture Day Story and photos by Tamica Garnett IT WAS an explosion of culture, colours, food and creativity …

The Guyana Prize for Literature, the country’s most important and most prestigious and, until the introduction of the Golden Jubilee Awards for Literature last …

Satire has always held an important position in drama, and it is one of the forms of theatre that is very successful in Guyana. …