“Because I don’t like the disrespect, I said okay… I’m just going to go and work on my own and that is how Lifestyle Concierge came about as a full-time role rather than a part-time role,” Rashawna Alleyne said.
After graduating from Brickdam Secondary School, David Adams enrolled at the University of Guyana to pursue a degree in biology.
Joel Browne was at the gym when a song idea for the Soca Monarch Competition struck him.
Brandon Singh has always harboured a fascination with embodying multiple personas.
When Jhavon Azore was just 18 years old, a friend approached him with an unexpected request: to design an outfit for a cultural event.
Kwasi Edmondson, widely known as “Kwasi Ace,” has always harboured a deep-seated desire to infuse his music with his cultural heritage.
Phelicia Adams has two years of experience as a home economics teacher, but said initially, she had not envisioned herself in the teaching profession.
“Many times I have had to reach out to dance to heal me from something that was bothering me.
Ezikel Alleyne started his journey as a storyteller during his primary school years.
Administrative manager at Link Up Media and What’s Happening Guyana is among the responsibilities Abigail Brower shoulders.
Timothy Roberts is a police officer; he’s a member of the community relations department, where his primary responsibility is to foster strong connections between the community and law enforcement.
Teija Edwards had harboured a dream of becoming an astro-nomer, driven by her fascination with the stars and the vastness of the universe.
Godlyn Lyte cannot recall the precise moment when she resolved to pursue a career in art.
The Locarno Film Festival in Switzerland, which ended yesterday, was everything its name suggested and more.
“Eating Papaw on the Seashore” is at the Locarno Film Festival in Switzerland.
In 1960s Guyana, a woman from Albion had recently returned from Mecca, which is considered Islam’s holiest city.
“Creative photography is all about capturing vibes. A vibe is like a feeling of freedom.
Daniel Idal, a 23-year-old photographer, believes that photography is an artistic art form that preserves memories.
It was 2009. I was 15 years old and had attended the St Joseph High School fair with friends.
William Thijs, who describes himself as a former dancer, who is passionate about the growth and evolution of dance in Guyana, has secured the Hip Hop International franchise, which will allow Guyanese the opportunity to participate in the World Hip Hop Dance Competition (WHHDC).
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