AS I mounted a photography exhibition for my church’s youth group last Tuesday called “Creation”, I thought about the art of photography, more so, the difference between photography as

AS THE only child growing up, my Christmases were filled with presents (I was quite spoilt). Sometimes, every other day was seen as Christmas for me because I received

Christmas is so close; we can already smell the excitement and pepperpot in the air and the rush that everyone is in to make this day unique and memorable.

Guyana has always had a strong spirit of diversity and inclusion. People of different ethnic, religious, and cultural backgrounds have blurred the lines of isolation to create traditions that

Talks life in politics and update on ‘Rhythm Nation Entertainment’ By Telesha Ramnarine IF Dimple Singh-Willabus wins the New York City Council seat for District 46, it will be

By Francis Quamina Farrier FOLKS stop me all the time to share some of the things which bother them as citizens of The Cooperative Republic of Guyana, asking me

 By Michel Outridge EVERY year around this time, the Pepperpot Magazine highlights how Christmas is spent behind bars and this year, the team visited the Mazaruni Prison, Essequibo River

By Michel Outridge MORE often than not, the role of security guards is not recognised as it should be and they are often overlooked and taken for granted. But

By Indrawattie Natram FOR many families, they wake up Christmas morning to a pot of traditional pepperpot and loaves of bread, however, for the Ramdeo family, it’s quite different.