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12/09/2025

Honey has long been referred to as “liquid gold” — a natural superfood rich in nutrients, antioxidants, and medicinal properties. In Guyana, where lush forests and diverse flora make it possible to produce some of the purest honey in the Caribbean, this golden delight is an essential part of our diet, culture, and even traditional medicine. But here’s the problem: not all honey on the market is real honey....

Honey has long been referred to as “liquid gold” — a natural superfood rich in nutrients, antioxidants, and medicinal properties. In Guyana, where lush forests and diverse flora make it possible to produce some of the purest honey in the Caribbean, this golden delight is an essential part of o...

10/09/2025

In today’s fast-paced world, our phones, tablets, and laptops are always within reach. From scrolling social media to responding to endless messages and emails, we spend more time plugged in than ever before. But constant connectivity comes at a cost — stress, anxiety, poor sleep, and weakened relationships are just a few of the side effects of digital overload....

In today’s fast-paced world, our phones, tablets, and laptops are always within reach. From scrolling social media to responding to endless messages and emails, we spend more time plugged in than ever before. But constant connectivity comes at a cost — stress, anxiety, poor sleep, and weakened r...

09/09/2025

Guyana’s diverse ecosystems are home to some of the most breathtaking species of flora and fauna in the world — and among them, the Gulf Fritillary butterfly (Agraulis vanillae) stands out as one of nature’s most vibrant creations. With its striking orange wings, silver-spotted undersides, and graceful flight, this butterfly brings life and colour to our gardens, savannahs, and forests. Beyond its beauty, the Gulf Fritillary plays an essential ecological role and carries deep cultural and environmental significance in Guyana....

Guyana’s diverse ecosystems are home to some of the most breathtaking species of flora and fauna in the world — and among them, the Gulf Fritillary butterfly (Agraulis vanillae) stands out as one of nature’s most vibrant creations. With its striking orange wings, silver-spotted undersides, and...

09/09/2025

Guyana’s rapid urban development, population growth, and economic expansion have brought new opportunities — but also new challenges, one of the biggest being waste management. Across Georgetown, Linden, Bartica, and beyond, piles of plastic, food waste, and construction debris are becoming an increasingly common sight. However, what if we told you that waste doesn’t have to be a burden? With the right policies, technology, and partnerships, Guyana can transform waste management into a profitable, sustainable industry that creates jobs, protects the environment, and boosts the economy....

Guyana’s rapid urban development, population growth, and economic expansion have brought new opportunities — but also new challenges, one of the biggest being waste management. Across Georgetown, Linden, Bartica, and beyond, piles of plastic, food waste, and construction debris are becoming an i...

06/09/2025

Serpentine shadows glide along the humid rainforest floor of Guyana, glimpsed only by the most keen-eyed observers. The boa constrictor (Boa constrictor), an iconic yet understated predator, deeply influences the country’s ecosystem. This majestic giant of the Amazon basin is both a conservation puzzle and a symbol of raw wilderness in Guyana’s lush landscapes. ORIGINS & RANGE Boa constrictors, particularly the subspecies Boa c....

Serpentine shadows glide along the humid rainforest floor of Guyana, glimpsed only by the most keen-eyed observers. The boa constrictor (Boa constrictor), an iconic yet understated predator, deeply influences the country’s ecosystem. This majestic giant of the Amazon basin is both a conservation p...

05/09/2025

Beneath the vast Pakaraima sky, Where golden sunlight dances high, Stands a humble house of earth and thatch, A keeper of stories no walls can match. Its walls are shaped by patient hands, From red earth drawn from sacred lands, Its roof of palm, its heart of clay, A shelter where the spirits of the ancestors stay. Here, the wind carries songs and memories of time,...

Beneath the vast Pakaraima sky, Where golden sunlight dances high, Stands a humble house of earth and thatch, A keeper of stories no walls can match.

04/09/2025

Gliding or rather, walking along the forested riverbanks and sandy shores of Guyana resides a striking waterfowl: the Orinoco Goose (Neochen jubata). Despite its name, frequent sightings in or on the water are rare. This terrestrial bird is as much a creature of land as it is connected to water, offering nature enthusiasts both mystery and beauty in equal measure....

Gliding or rather, walking along the forested riverbanks and sandy shores of Guyana resides a striking waterfowl: the Orinoco Goose.

04/09/2025

Imagine living in a community where violence, natural disasters, or tragedy are not a rare occurrence but a regular part of life. Over time, these experiences don’t just affect individuals; they leave deep imprints on the collective psyche of neighbourhoods and towns. The ripple effects can weaken social bonds, erode trust, and dim hope for the future. Like other countries, Guyana would have had its collective trauma, with the Mahdia dormitory tragedy a stark reminder....

Imagine living in a community where violence, natural disasters, or tragedy are not a rare occurrence but a regular part of life. Over time, these experiences don’t just affect individuals; they leave deep imprints on the collective psyche of neighbourhoods and towns. The ripple effects can weaken...

04/09/2025

In a thriving democracy like Guyana, governance is not the sole responsibility of elected leaders — it is a shared duty between the government and the people. Our citizenship grants us rights, but it also comes with responsibilities. As Guyana experiences rapid transformation — economically, socially, and politically — the active participation of its citizens has never been more critical....

In a thriving democracy like Guyana, governance is not the sole responsibility of elected leaders — it is a shared duty between the government and the people. Our citizenship grants us rights, but it also comes with responsibilities. As Guyana experiences rapid transformation — economically, soc...

03/09/2025

Georgetown, September 3, 2025 – As Guyana awaits official confirmation from the Elections Commission (GECOM), preliminary tallies from the September 1 general elections point to a strong lead for the incumbent People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C), while the newcomer We Invest in Nationhood (WIN) party emerges as a significant challenger. Partial Vote Tally: PPP/C in the Lead According to figures released today:...

Georgetown, September 3, 2025 – As Guyana awaits official confirmation from the Elections Commission (GECOM), preliminary tallies from the September 1 general elections point to a strong lead for the incumbent People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C), while the newcomer We Invest in Nationhood (...

03/09/2025

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03/09/2025

Guyana’s national motto — “One People, One Nation, One Destiny” — is more than a slogan. It is a vision, a promise, and a challenge. Adopted at the country’s independence in 1966, the motto reflects the aspirations of a young nation emerging from colonial rule, aiming to foster unity, equality, and progress among its diverse people. In a country…...

Guyana’s national motto — “One People, One Nation, One Destiny” — is more than a slogan. It is a vision, a promise, and a challenge. Adopted at the country’s independence in 1966, the motto reflects the aspirations of a young nation emerging from colonial rule, aiming to foster unity, eq...