The church was established in 1836 as a proprietary chapel and was formed by sixteen (16) former members ..
Keep reading
When we think of beauty pageants, modelling and acting, not many of us would think of an Indian Guyanese ..
Keep reading
Diyas are simply oil lamps typically made from clay, lit by a cotton or cloth wick soaked in ghee or oil. ..
Keep reading
Broccoli is an edible, cruciferous green vegetable that resembles cauliflower. Broccoli is typically ..
Keep reading
The Sickle is an agricultural tool primarily used for cutting and reaping. There are numerous variations ..
Keep reading
While Christmas may look a bit different this year, some Guyanese are determined to celebrate in spite ..
Keep reading
Benabs spread out in the vast hinterlands and dotting the coast of Guyana, are temporary shelter constructed ..
Keep reading
The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has affected the life and health of more than one million people across ..
Keep reading
The Mortar and Pestle are traditional grinding tools, similar in kind to the sil and lorha. Mortars and Pestles ..
Keep reading
For generations, libraries have been monumental in the documentation and preservation of history in the form ..
Keep reading
