THE response from last week’s column was very vocal and encouraging: it started a conversation amongst people and their opinions on the said topic. I was also surprised by

 By Michel Outridge THIS week the Pepperpot Magazine visited the community of Timehri which is divided into sections: Timehri North, a squatting area behind the Cheddi Jagan International Airport

 By Michel Outridge THE Loncke family are residents of Timehri Docks old Government Housing Scheme which consists of more than 30 houses. The family consists of three siblings and

SIX years after it was reintroduced to Guyana, the Clare Forrester PAHO/WHO Media Awards for Excellence in Health Journalism has certainly raised the standard of health reporting in the

 By Michel Outridge RAMRATIE Itwaru has established her small business as a seamstress at the Timehri Neighbourhood Market, where she has a stall vending school supplies and ready-made school

By Michel Outridge GAURI Kalnarine, a young woman with a mind for business, embarked on her own small- business venture recently and established a store at Timehri Public Road

 By Michel Outridge  THE community of Timehri North, located behind the Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA) is home to more than 2,000 persons. The Pepperpot Magazine spoke with Chairperson