A Rising Paradise in Sun-Kissed Guyana. If you’re traveling from Georgetown toward the Cheddi Jagan International Airport, as if on your way out of the country, I urge you—no, I implore you—to make a small but rewarding detour. Take the left turn onto the Linden-Soesdyke Highway, named in honor of Guyana’s second president, Linden Sampson…
Above me birds are gracefully soaring. Across from me and the shimmering lake, tall seemingly ancient trees are reaching for the heavens. They cluster together as if for comfort and safeguard of those flocks of parakeets and other creatures whispering from deep within them. Then out of nowhere it seems a rainbow appeared, as if…
The Journey Begins — Many years have come and gone since I first saw myself coming to this place called America, actually, to experience it all. And then later, much later to report on it, in a way very much like a living artefact except that I must live it, feel it, smell it, even…
A Blueprint for Your Best Day: Mind and Body. As a middle-aged person, balancing mental clarity with physical vitality can sometimes feel challenging. But with a thoughtful approach, you can create a day that nourishes both your mind and body. Here’s a simple blueprint to help you make the most of your day. 1. Start…
The Linden-Soesdyke Highway, or simply “The Highway,” is more than just a strip of asphalt connecting Georgetown to the interior town of Linden. It’s a passage through some of the most diverse and stunning landscapes that Guyana has to offer. Snaking approximately 80 miles across many flowing creeks, up and down lush green hills, the…
Abundant sunlight is the one resource in Guyana that is probably not being taken as seriously as it should. With its close proximity to the equator, Guyana receives consistent sunlight all year-round. Harnessing this free and renewable energy can bring significant benefits to the country and its people both economically and environmentally. Reducing Energy Costs…
In the life of nations Guyana should be considered no more than a toddler. Fragile Nation As with any nation there are challenges. Yes, Guyana’s challenges are numerous but not insurmountable. Briefly we flirted with socialism but then came a course correction and like a newborn on rubbery legs we staggered towards Democracy. Still, for…