
Conspiracies and diseases
Conspiracy theorists believe that many of humanity’s troubles are coordinated by a group of elites who run the world.
Conspiracy theorists believe that many of humanity’s troubles are coordinated by a group of elites who run the world.
The release and wide distribution of videos involving sexual activity on social media has become somewhat of a norm in Guyana.
Temporary rifts are instigated by factors like distrust stemming from history and prejudice; promises that have been unfulfilled and loyalty embedded in skin.
I have never obsessively compared myself to other women. Since my teenage years, I have never been interested in conforming to the accepted beauty standards.
In our youth most of us are eager to grow older.
The macabre results of Guyana’s vehicular accidents have created enough trauma to impact a few generations.
In the midst of the bustle along Regent Street in this season of abundance and overindulgence, an old woman stood on the pavement and pleaded, “Please for a help.”
Was Guyana ever great? It is evident that we have been working on our plot to achieving greatness.
A mini-bus conductor hung his body outside the open door of a moving bus, gyrated as the music played loudly, while passengers cackled and filmed.
I have attended various events celebrating the achievements of women, empowerment forums and the establishment of movements for the advancement of women.
Dear… God… Dear God, I am thankful for life… I wonder if the vagrants pray and stop before their prayers are verses.
“Guyana is not a real place” is a now cliché term that remains popular, especially on social media.
As powerful as we may be, whether we be rich or poor, and no matter our ethnicity, death is inevitable.
This year a few new political parties were formed. The March 2020 elections are no doubt critical, but we have been there before.
Fears of dying in a traffic collision are real for many.
“One foot in the grave” is an expression used to describe people who are very sick or near death.
“We are a nation that needs to repent.” This sentiment is a common response to social ills and the politics that exploit the vulnerabilities, ignorance and prejudice of the people.
Disturbing stories are so common that often they are the focus for a day or two and then we wait for the next manifestation of the mental illness that permeates our society.
Curse Defined as an expression of evil, misfortune or doom, many believe that curses are inexorable.
A funeral service in the United States in early September, when signs of Fall, like mild chills, seep into the pores and linger for days.
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