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September 22, 2019
Becoming one of Berbice’s best Industrial Technology teachers By Marissa V. Foster TAMESHWAR Mohabir, better known to his students as ‘Sir Tamesh’ or simply ‘Tamesh’ in social circles, is
Archive for the Month: September 2019
September 22, 2019
RUSSIAN Chess Grandmaster, Anatoly Karpov has said: “Chess is everything: art, science and sport,” a sport which local chess star, Sheriffa Ali has mastered in her own way. Ali,
September 22, 2019
MY column last week on commitment issues lead to a few emails from people sharing their pain of being with people who are afraid of commitment and those who
September 22, 2019
The tool of warriors, colonisers, educators and change… WHETHER recognised or ignored by the public — confirmed and the indifferent — the developments of ‘Educational-Entertainment’– whether used to intentionally
September 22, 2019
– a place of development By Michel Outridge THIS week, the Pepperpot Magazine visited the close-knit community of Swan on the Soesdyke-Linden Highway, an Indigenous village which is home
September 22, 2019
By Michel Outridge SWAN Village is home to one of the best home-made jamoon wines. Just ask Barbara Debideen, who told the Pepperpot Magazine that every year she would
September 22, 2019
Craft maker proud to have a hand in the promotion of Indigenous craft By Michel Outridge FOR 65-year-old Beryl Domingo making Indigenous craft is her way of life since
September 22, 2019
By Michel Outridge WHEN he left his hometown of Moruca, Region One in search of work and a better life in his youthful days, James Domingo did not know
September 22, 2019
Swan woman still haunted by October 2018 cutlass attack By Michel Outridge FOLLOWING the brutal October 2018 cutlass attack on mother of six, Malicia Andrews at her mother’s home
September 22, 2019
TEACHING– it’s perhaps the oldest profession known to mankind. From Jesus, Anne Sullivan and even Socrates; teachers come in many forms. In present-day, it’s a profession that is known
