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New Nature Park Launched in the South Rupununi
As part of the 2-year SRCS Environmental Education Curriculum, students in 12 communities had to design a project to benefit…
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Understanding the Venezuelan Rhetoric of the Border Controversy
For most Guyanese, the idea of a Venezuelan takeover of the Essequibo is as repulsive as it is unthinkable. That's…
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Guyana Records World’s Highest Economic Growth Over Last Decade
In order to compile a list of the 20 countries with the highest rate of economic growth in 10 years,…
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Timeline of Guyana/Venezuela Border Controversy
12th of December, 2023. Guyana, South America. GSA News. Guyana News. Understanding why Venezuelans think that the Essequibo belongs to…
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Brazil is Committed to Remaining Neutral in Event of War Between Guyana and Venezuela
In a previous article, we explained how President Ali had asked President Lula of Brazil around November 19, 2023 to…
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Brazil Calls for Dialogue Between Venezuela and Guyana to Resolve Border Dispute
"Brazil made an exhortation, with all other countries, for understanding, the diplomatic and peaceful solution of disputes. I had the…
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It’s Time for Guyana to Invest Heavily in Its Military
The Guyanese Government is grossly incompetent where it comes to defense. There is no plan of action, no contingency plans,…
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Venezuela Will Not Succeed in its Shameless Attempt to Annex the Essequibo
Many Guyanese are worried right now. They're wondering if Venezuela will succeed in its shameless attempt to annex the Essequibo.…
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Venezuela Has Already Created a Pretext for War
Usually, when corrupt leaders want to invade a country, they create a pretext. This false claim that the US intends…
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Cindy’s Herbal Supplies
Cindy's Herbal Supplies stocks a wide range of herbal products ready to be delivered to your home or business in…
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Explainer: Why There is Little to No Security Checks When Crossing Between Guyana and Brazil
The purpose of the video was to give a glimpse of what it looks like to cross over from Brazil…
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Tutu Waterfall in the South Rupununi Savannahs
Tutu Falls is located close to Meriwau Village in the South Rupununi Savannahs of Guyana, South America. It can be…
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Disturbing Video Shows Persons Abusing Giant Anteater
A disturbing video (posted below) has surfaced which shows reckless persons abusing a giant anteater somewhere in Guyana. Very likely…
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Video: Miners Have Fun with Pet Tapir
The South American tapir, also called Bush Cow, is native to Guyana and several other South American countries. The South…
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The Linden Blue Lake is Beautiful, but Danger Lurks Beneath its Placid Surface
The Kara Kara Blue Lake in Linden is doubtless beautiful, but is it a "Death Trap" as some have called…
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Photos: Holi (Also Called Phagwah) Celebrations in Guyana
While the Hindu community in Guyana perhaps observe and celebrate all sixteen days of Holi, the vast majority of Guyanese…
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American Born, Jennifer Lawrence, Falls in Love with Guyana
Jennifer Lawrence, a US citizen, travelled to Guyana on a Study Abroad Program. She visited Yupukari Village - a place…
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Guyana Became a Republic on February 23rd, 1970
About 4 years after declaring Independence from the British Empire, Guyana was declared a Republic on the 23rd of February,…
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The South American Tapir, Also Called Bush Cow
The South American Tapir is one of the four recognized species of tapir. The species can be found in Guyana,…
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The Jaguar, Guyana’s National Animal
It is not clear why the jaguar was nominated Guyana's national animal, but it might have something to do with…
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How to Make Ghee Parsad, also Called Mahamboug
Parsad (not sure I spelt that correctly) is a Guyanese dessert of East Indian origin. It is especially popular during…
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Breaking: Suriname Accuses Guyana of Encroaching on its Territory
A recent anti-mining operation in Guyana's interior has captured the attention of the Surinamese authorities. Suriname, like Venezuela, has a…
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Panasima Falls, Region 7
Panasima Falls is one of Guyana's lesser known waterfalls. It is located in Region 7, also called the Cuyuni-Mazaruni Region,…
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Video: A Close Encounter with a Fierce Jaguar
The jaguar is Guyana's national animal. Guyana's Coat of Arms features two of these strong and courageous big cats which…
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Twelve Years Ago, Sarah Hakh Made Her Country Proud…What is She Doing Today?
Ten years ago, she made her country proud. In 2012, Sarah Hakh was the Caribbean's best overall CXC student copping…
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Bush Cook – a Guyanese Tradition
Bush cook is a Guyanese tradition where a group of persons, usually friends, family, neighbors or any combination of such,…
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Meet Talented Guyanese Artist, Denesha Thomas
Denesha Thomas, an Indigenous girl of the Arawak Tribe, was born and raised in Wakapoa village, Lower Pomeroon River, Region…
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What is Tasso and Why You Should Learn About it
Tasso is a high protein food product which is made by slicing beef into thin layers, salting it thoroughly and…
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Cuban National Flies Under the Radar After Swindling Guyanese Billions
A Cuban national who operated a Ponzi Scheme Scam in Guyana for several years, swindling Guyanese "investors" billions of dollars,…
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Lethem to Enjoy Non-Stop, Cheap Electricity Supply by 2025
The once desolate and isolated border town of Lethem to Guyana's south is taking yet another step towards turning into…
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Talented Region 9 Artist Seeks Opportunities, Jobs, and Sponsorship
A talented Guyanese artist who hails from the village of Karasabai in Region 9 has reached out to this publication…
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German Sports Fishing Tourist Describes Experience in Guyana
A German tourist who traveled to Guyana to engage in catch and release sports fishing in the waters of Guyana's…
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Cuban National Killed on Lethem-Linden Trail
The Lethem-Linden Trail is a jewel in Guyana's tourism crown - replete with beautiful sceneries of flora, fauna, mountains, and…
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Guyana’s First Ever Farine Bakery Was Opened in the Rupununi in December, 2022
In December, 2022, a group of Guyana's indigenous population of the Rupununi took cassava farine to a new level by…
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Guyana’s “Somewhat Legal” Suriname Backtrack Crossing
If we say that a backtrack crossing is "legal," we find ourselves in a conflict of expressions. After all, a…
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Farine – a Gift from Guyana’s Indigenous Peoples
If it's one thing our indigenous counterparts can teach us, it's how to survive without modern conveniences. They have mastered…
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Mr. Ivan Alexander Johnson: A Rupununi Pioneer
Mr. Ivan Alexander Johnson (Sr), who completed his long and fruitful earthly journey in December 2017, was doubtless one of…
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John Edmund Lee, AKA Jungle Dan, is a Rising Star in the Local Music Industry
Now just 23 years old, John Edmund Lee, AKA Jungle Dan, was born in the town of Lethem in Region…
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Video: Plane Landing at Lethem Airport (4)
Here is another awesome video of the Trans Guyana Airways Plane landing at the Lethem Airport in Region 9. This…
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Turning My Passion into Profits by Tromain David
There is a saying that goes, "find a job you love, and you will never have to work another day…
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Direct Cash Transfers to Citizens Would Contribute Greatly to Economic Growth
Guyana started pumping oil in late 2019, and to date (January 2023) has earned more than US$2 billion from oil…
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Jaggernauth – a Poem by Frank Satnarine
After the abolition of slavery throughout the British Empire around 1838, European plantation owners in Guyana, as well as throughout…
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The Three-Fingered Sloth
According to the Sloth Conservation Society, there are 4 living species of three-fingered sloths, all of which live within the…
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As I Gaze Upon the River – A Poem by Kapohn
The indigenous lifestyle is a simple, natural one. While many indigenous persons leave their natural communities and venture into more…
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Corona Falls in North Rupununi
Corona Falls is one of the lesser known and explored, yet magnificent, beautiful and splendid, waterfalls of Guyana. It is…
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Music Video: Our Land, Our Life by Galina Edmund
Our Land, Our Life is a beautiful song astoundingly performed by Guyanese singer/performer Galina Edmund. The song, presented in the…
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The Meeting of the Waters in Region 7
Did you know...that there is a place in Guyana where the Cuyuni and Mazuruni Rivers run side by side without…
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Meet Veteran Tour Guide and Nature Enthusiast, Wayne Augusto Mann
Wayne Augusto Mann was born in Georgetown, Guyana, South America. His mother is of indigenous/European descent and his father, Afro-Guyanese.…
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Dutch Account of the 1763 Berbice Slave Revolt
The varying dcoumentations of the 1763 Berbice Slave Revolt in Guyana, South America can be conflicting. This detailed account was…
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Video: Teachers of Huis’t Dieren Primary Condemn Attack on Teachers
On Wednesday, 11th of January, 2023, a male teacher was reportedly assaulted by a parent at Graham's Hall Primary School…
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Local Gospel Singer, Righteous Kid, Presents “Never Leave Me”
Guyanese gospel singer/evangelist, Emmanuel Dasrat, who goes by the stage name "Righteous Kid," delivers a heartwarming rendition of his creation,…
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National Landmark: The Mabaruma Rubber Walk in Region 1
There is a street in Mabaruma, Region 1, Guyana, which is dubbed "Rubber Walk" by the locals because of the…
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The Ivan Johnson Sr Floor of the Takutu Hotel
The Ivan Johnson Sr Floor is constructed on the Eastern, Upper wing of the Takutu Hotel in Lethem, Region 9,…
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Strange Object Appears in Skies Over Guyana
A strange, unidentified flying object was observed over the skies of Region 9, Guyana, South America on the evening of…
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Photos: The Annual Rupununi Rodeo Events
The Rupununi Rodeo Performances is an annual concert of live entertainment filled with heat, excitement, and adrenaline-pumping action. The rodeo…
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What is Guyanese Creolese?
The Creolese Language is a form of substandard English spoken by people across the Caribbean in countries that were once…
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Video: Traffic Stalled as Crater Forms on Lethem Trail
A massive crater has formed along the Lethem-Linden Trail today, 6th of January, 2023 near to Mabura. Truckers reported to…
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Meet Aurelia Ibrahim – Guyana’s 14-Year-Old Published Author
The success of Aurelia Ibrahim at such a young age in one of the world's most competitive and challenging fields…
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Video: Plane Lands at Lethem (Part 3)
Today, 6th of January, 2023, I did a third video of the Trans Guyana Plane landing at the Lethem Airport.…
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Can Guyana’s Major Races Unite or Just Get Along? – by Dr. John Sumner
At a very young age, no more than a wee 12 years old, I learned a valuable lesson that would…
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Another Trip to the Kumu Falls in Central Rupununi
On the 18th of October, 2018, I made another trip to the Kumu Waterfall in the Rupununi Savannahs of Guyana,…
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Berlinda Tells Heartwarming Story of Pet Tapir, Duane
Berlinda Francis, of Katoonarib Village in the South Rupununi Savannahs of Guyana, South America is a farmer, cook, and small…
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What Are Funnel Clouds and Why You Should be Able to Recognize Them
In October 2021, we published an article about Guyana's first recorded tornado. In light of this event which may very…
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Guyana’s Victoria Amazonica No Longer World’s Largest Water Lily
Guyana's National Flower, the Victoria Amazonica, has lost its record as the world's largest water lily. Up to July, 2022,…
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Owner of Iconic “100 Windows” House Issues Notice to Public
The archaic 100 windows house located at No. 19 village is a relic of colonial rule in Guyana, South America.…
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The Peacock Bass is Known in Guyana as the Lukunani Fish
The peacock bass fish is colloquially called Luckanani by the people of Guyana, South America. It belongs to the genus…
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The Town of Bartica, Region 7
Bartica, one of Guyana's most beautiful towns, is located in Region 7, also called the Cuyuni-Mazaruni Region of Guyana, South…
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Video: President Ali Receives Warm Welcome, High Praises in Tucville, South Georgetown
President Irfaan Ali visited Tucville, a community located in South Georgetown. There, the President was warmly welcomed by residents in…
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Get the latest and breaking news from the country of Guyana, South America. Get Guyana News. Guyana News comes to…
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Badam Latch – a Super Tasty Guyanese Snack Now Going Extinct
Badam Latch, also variably called "badam latcta," "balam latcha," etc, is a super tasty snack made, sold, and consumed in…
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Indigenous Style Pepperpot made with Fish, also called Tuma Pot
While people in the capital city (Georgetown, Guyana) and along the coasts refer to pepperpot as meat cooked in casareep,…
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What is Racism Like in Guyana?
This article was first published on the 1st of July, 2020 by Patrick Carpen. People often ask me, “what is…
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Flag Raising in Guyana, a Biannual Ceremony
The first Flag Raising Ceremony took place on Midnight of May 25th 1966 - or just at the dawn of…
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Essequibo – The Cinderella County
The county of Essequibo encompasses approximately 290,000 people in 700 villages and communities, the majestic Kaieteur Falls - the world's…
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