As I Reflect – An Arrival Day Story
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! First Published: 5th May, 2020 by Mr. Frank Satnarine My great great grand parents were the first batch Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Cultures and Traditions
Guyanese Herbalist Tells of the Health Benefits of the Moringa Seed
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! This article was first published on the 21st of April, 2020. In an interview with this publication, Guyanese Continue Reading →
Kite Flying for Jesus – Anyone?
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! This article was first published on the 21st of April, 2019 by Patrick Carpen. Did you know that Continue Reading →
Guyana’s Failed Independence
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! This article was first published on the 4th of April, 2020 by Patrick Carpen. It is highly evident Continue Reading →
A Prayer for Guyana
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! Type Amen and Share to agree that: Guyana’s enemies will be turned back and distracted by their own Continue Reading →
The Baccoo
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! First Published: 4th of March, 2018 Every country has its legends, myths, folklore and stories of the supernatural. Guyana is no exception. Continue Reading →
Diwali Celebrations in Guyana
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! This article was first published on the 27th of October 2019 by Patrick Carpen. Diwila, also called the Continue Reading →
Cultures, Traditions and Religions
The Story Behind Eldorado
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! This article was first published on the 4th of August, 2019 by Patrick Carpen. Did you know…that “El Continue Reading →
Ghost Stories from the Rupununi Savannas of Guyana
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! This article was first created on the 25th of December, 2014. Aren’t you a little too old to Continue Reading →