Guyanese-American author releases gripping psychological thrillerGuyanese-American writer, Shivani Jai’s debut novel, WHAT’S COMING TO YOU, is a dark, multi-POV psychological thriller that has captured the attention of readers for its twisty suspense and emotionally-charged storytelling.…
People of the Republic: Nella Edwards, Orealla, East Berbice-CorentyneRetold by Danielle Swain; danielle@red-hippopotamus-944522.hostingersite.com Photography by Shatanand Anude When I was small, Orealla was thatch and manicole. Some houses stood with walls of Baromalli, bound together with bush rope.…
Bartica’s Daniella Chase shares bold, inspiring journey in first bookDaniella Chase, a Guyanese author and entrepreneur, is set to launch her first book, an inspiring autobiography on Saturday, July 19, at the Umana Yana in Georgetown. The book, titled…
President Ali warns citizens not to be bribed: ‘Your vote is your dignity’President Dr Irfaan Ali Sunday evening issued a strong warning against attempts to buy votes, describing such efforts as an insult to the dignity of every Guyanese, and warned citizens…
Le Mandala brings inclusive yoga to Guyana for every body and every beliefIn a time when self-care and wellness are more important than ever, Le Mandala is offering a refreshing approach to yoga — one that is inclusive of individuals on the…
Only one country in the world produces all the food it needs, study finds[BBC] - Out of 186 countries, only Guyana produces enough food to self-sufficiently feed all its citizens without foreign imports, according to new research. The study, published in Nature Food, investigated how…
Guyanese writer wins Commonwealth Short Story Prize Subraj Singh, a Guyanese writer, is the Caribbean regional winner of the 2025 Commonwealth Short Story Prize. His winning piece pays homage to Guyanese folklore. Singh competed against a whopping…
Reflecting on 34 years of service, Carol Fraser says she would choose the Police Force again if she had toRetired Assistant Police Commissioner Carol Fraser never intended to pursue a career in law enforcement, but looking back, she said if she had to do it over again, the Guyana…
Built From Bruises: Jennifer’s journey from pain to powerFrom humble beginnings in Guyana to becoming a self-made millionaire in the United States, Jennifer Rampersaud is a woman on a mission. Entrepreneur, minister, developer, chaplain, financial advisor, and author—Jennifer…
Guyana? Nuclear weapons? No, but it’s helping to stop themBy Neil Marks neil@red-hippopotamus-944522.hostingersite.com It may seem curious to associate Guyana—a peaceful, forest-rich nation on the northern edge of South America—with anything related to “nuclear”, much less nuclear weapons. Yet,…
Guyanese Subraj Singh shortlisted for Commonwealth Short Story PrizeGuyanese writer Subraj Singh has been named on a 25‑strong shortlist for the 2025 Commonwealth Short Story Prize—selected from almost a record breaking 8,000 entries, the highest number in the…
Origins Guyana Festival set to unveil a bold new era in fashionThe Origins Guyana Fashion Festival, a groundbreaking three-day celebration of fashion and creativity, was officially unveiled on Wednesday evening in a spectacular launch event at the newly developed Railway Courtyard…
New Caribbean pageant to host first production in GuyanaA new Caribbean Pageant franchise was birthed. The Miss Caribbean Beauty and Intelligence Pageant under the theme, “Caribbean Beauties, breaking barriers through inclusion,” came into existence after months of discussion…
Jediel Tucker, 8, turns school project to published bookJediel Tucker is not your average 8-year-old. While he loves drumming and playing football, he is also a young author who recently published his first book on Amazon earlier this…
Rodrick Griffith proves that extra chromosomes make extra awesomenessFrom a childhood full of challenges to becoming a joyful and active presence at the Ptolemy Reid Rehabilitation Centre, Rodrick Griffith has proven that, with the right support, anyone can…
Forests and Foods: A tapestry of livelihoodBy Shara Seelall of FAO (Guyana) Guyana is a living testament to the profound and inextricable link between “Forest and Foods”, this year’s theme for International Day of Forests, celebrated…
Cecil James Hines: A journey of resilience, redemption, and advocacyBy Italy Ton-Chung In a world where adversity often defines destiny, Cecil James Hines has emerged as a testament to resilience and self-discovery. His journey, from a childhood of struggle…
DJ Foot: From resilience to rhythmFor the first 11 years of his life, Norris Cummings relied on a wheelchair, having been born with cerebral palsy. During an interview with the News Room, Norris said he…