Deep in the heart of Guyanese folklore, whispered in hushed tones from one generation to the next, lives ..
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📺 Remember GTV Channel 11? Saturday mornings meant Sesame Street, Knight Rider, and those classic ..
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In Guyana, Sunday isn’t Sunday without the sacred ritual of the big pot—and the people around it. If you’ve ..
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“Wha yuh seh?” “Ah deh ya… tryin’ fuh hold on.” If you understand that, you’re holding ..
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GEORGETOWN, GUYANA – As the colossal structure of the New Demerara Harbour Bridge takes shape, connecting ..
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Because some things just don’t sound the same in English… 1: “Ah deh ya.” Translation: I’m ..
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Close your eyes for a moment. Can you hear it? The soft clang of steelpan drifting down Main Street on a cool ..
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“De old people does seh…” And just like that—your whole childhood flashes before your eyes. If you grew ..
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Ah, Guyanese slang—a melodic mash-up of English, Creolese, African, Indian, Portuguese, and a splash ..
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The scent of betterment is in the air, Guyana. It’s a palpable energy, a mixture of anticipation ..
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