Sugar estates closure tragedy… “Sometimes my children wake up hungry and all I can...
Imagine how you would feel if your child or a random child comes to you and asks for something to eat and you cannot...
IWD: Jemima Holmes expertly navigates a “man’s field” of sport reporting as Guyana Times’...
By Lakhram Bhagirat
The world of sport journalism is, without a doubt, a heavily male-dominated field. It remains that way for many reasons but over...
Going the extra mile for our patients during Christmas – Nurse Sealey
“We also go the extra mile for our patients and their families during the season,” this is according to Leroy Anthony Sealey, a nurse...
Prison officer converts love for plants into a rewarding business
By Andrew Carmichael
The holiday season is a time to bring out your festive décor, whether new or treasured heirlooms. Along with the seasonal décor,...
Guyanese reunited with families after 26 months of being arrested, held captive in Venezuela
Three Guyanese who were arrested and detained by Venezuelans some 26 months ago were finally reunited with family members on Sunday.
Raymond Emanuel, Omar Mohammed...
Vashti Mahase tells her story of surviving two abusive relationships
By Lakhram Bhagirat
Domestic violence has been an epidemic in Guyana for a number of years, but very few strides have been made in combating...
100 not out!!! Corentyne woman thanks God for life
A Corentyne woman has become Guyana’s latest centenarian. Sumitre Saju also called “Mai” of No 60 Village Corentyne, Berbice, celebrated the milestone on Saturday.
As...
Bringing back brewed coffee to Guyana
A heady, distinctive fragrance drifts invitingly up to Louis Holder’s Liliendaal office. It’s the smell of coffee—but definitely not any ordinary kind.
The invigorating smell...
Losing a Child…
“I lost part of me when she went to sleep and never woke back up”
By Lakhram Bhagirat
Loss will always be a part of our...