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Otocuma Worm, Wild-Meat Pepperpot, Piwari, & Fly: Amerindian Heritage Month in the Cinderella County

Amerindian Heritage Month celebrations across Essequibo and the Pomeroon River showcase the rich cultural heritage, traditions, and enduring contributions of Guyana’s Indigenous peoples. From vibrant cultural performances and traditional cuisine to craft displays, ole time games, and storytelling, the celebrations bring Indigenous history and identity to life. For Guyana Tapestry, these experiences offer a meaningful opportunity to highlight the resilience, diversity, and living traditions of Indigenous communities throughout the region.

13/10/2026 · 3 min read

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Port Kaituma: The Community Beyond the Tragedy of the Sunken Ferry

The sinking of the MV Barima ferry off Guyana’s Atlantic coast in July brought attention to several aspects of the country’s water transport systems that support the movement of passengers and cargo to coastal, riverain, and hinterland communities. Port Kaituma, the gateway to Guyana’s interior is home to many of the people affected by the tragedy. Guyana Tapestry’s visit highlighted the community’s people, geography, challenges, and deep connection to coastal and river transportation.

13/09/2026 · 2 min read

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Why Is Essequibo Called the Cinderella County?

A feature of Guyana Tapestry exploring some of the stories, history, culture, and people that make Essequibo possibly one of Guyana's most remarkable places.

13/09/2026 · 4 min read

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Guyana at 55: Reflections on Republicanism, Mash 2025, and the Promise of One Guyana

On Guyana’s 55th Republic anniversary, we reflect on the meaning of becoming a cooperative republic, the cultural significance of Mash 2025, and the contradictions between the “One Guyana” vision and political exclusion at national celebrations. Explore this moment of celebration and reckoning.

13/04/2025 · 7 min read

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Guyana’s Evolving Global Influence: Bridging the Caribbean and South America

Explore Guyana’s dynamic journey from post-independence regional integration to global prominence. Learn how its strategic location, newfound oil wealth, and proactive diplomacy are strengthening ties across the Caribbean and South America, while boosting its influence on the world stage.

12/01/2025 · 6 min read

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