BESIDES breaking waves, mangroves forest provides a natural habitat for marine life. For generations, persons residing close to foreshores have earned their livelihoods from this richly diverse marine life.

 By Francis Quamina Farrier THE Scouting Movement in Guyana wrapped up its 110th anniversary celebrations in Georgetown with a series of activities at Scout Headquarters on Woolford Avenue. Participating

By Wendella Davidson THE passion of a husband and wife team for the environment and to help in the campaign to ban single-use plastics has led them to open

DEODAT Persaud is more than just a Hindu religious leader. He is a man of his words and a true humanitarian advocate. His life’s journey helped to shape who

‘MAN is dag’ or for better use of grammar, ‘men are dogs’ is a trending phrase used amongst us young people today. Yes, I used the word ‘us’ because

By Michel Outridge CHARITY is located on the Pomeroon River which provides a gateway to this part of Guyana’s interior and Venezuela. Many Guyanese as well as non-nationals use this waterway to travel back

 By Michel Outridge  THE Pepperpot Magazine recently visited Charity, Region Two (Pomeroon/Supenaam) and went on a walkabout and spoke to some regular people, who shared their views. One of

The hard work of good-spirited Charity residents  By Michel Outridge  SHERMAN Austin is an ordinary fellow but he is doing extraordinary things to contribute to society in his own