Mister Theatre: Ken Corsbie
A million tourists do it every year. Columbus did it in 1492, and Ken Corsbie did it in 1971. Yet many people who should do it, haven’t....
Betty Kissoon-Singh: Doctor Betty in the Kitchen
Betty Kissoon-Singh, a Guyanese doctor who had practised medicine for almost two decades in Canada, was far from amused when medical...
Jill Gomez: You Should Be in Opera
It takes a certain kind of guts to go topless on stage at the Royal Opera House In London’s Covent Garden especially when you are the...
Martin Carter: The Poems Man
Martin Carter never left Guyana. He is one of the few Caribbean artists to endure the decay of a beloved society without seeking exile. He...
Postcard From the Rupununi, Guyana
After the Caribbean islands, Guyana seems huge about size of Britain, with only 700,000 people. This is where the Caribbean invades South...
A Passage From India
On May 30, 1845, a small sailing ship of 415 tonnes, the Fatel Rozack, tied up at the lighthouse jetty in Port of Spain, Trinidad after a...
Destination Guyana: Rediscover El Dorado
Glance out of the window of any of the light planes that will take you through Guyana, and you will see just how enormous the place is. The...
Philip Moore: It Takes a Village
I interrupted him again this morning. He was at work in a makeshift studio on the ground floor of a busy complex in central Georgetown,...
