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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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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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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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There is Something About Guyana that Leaves me Wanting More – by Chanel Stoby
American-born Channel Stoby first visited Guyana in 2021 with her Guyanese born husband. After returning, she shared stories of her…
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48 Turnkey Homes Under Construction in Region 9
Construction of the first forty-eight (48) homes is progressing under the Lethem Housing Support Programme, as the government pushes sustainable…
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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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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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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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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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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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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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