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July 5, 2020
By Michel Outridge THE Semple family are no strangers to hard ‘back-breaking’ physical labour on any given day. Its members are large-scale farmers who do the work on their
Archive for the Day: July 5, 2020
July 5, 2020
By Michel Outridge THIS week the Pepperpot Magazine journeyed to Ross Village, West Coast Berbice, to highlight the way of life of the people and the community. This village
July 5, 2020
“COVID-19” is perhaps one of the most trending topics and biggest threats of this millennia thus far. Trending? Yes. Taken seriously? I don’t think so. I believe people are
July 5, 2020
IT’S YOUR SMARTPHONE AND SOCIAL MEDIA HE’S USING Not everyone is grounded enough to be wary of the hype and options that boast the self-deception of freedom and astuteness
July 5, 2020
By Francis Quamina Farrier Since the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic, and its spread all around the world, I have written articles which have focused on the way some
July 5, 2020
By Wendella Davidson AS a former educator, author and management and training consultant, the late Joyce Sinclair lived her life believing in two popular quotes: “No matter who you
July 5, 2020
By Jared Liddell There are a lot of things that as Guyanese and as members of the Caribbean that are a part of our culture, from soca music to
July 5, 2020
Rosewood Foundation urges Guyanese By Naomi Parris AS the world continues to grapple with the changes brought on by the coronavirus, many Guyanese have also adapted to the situation
July 5, 2020
– NAREI continues to advance efforts in the non-traditional sector THE traditional sector has always been the backbone of Guyana’s development. However, advances made in the non-traditional sector have
July 5, 2020
I’M choosing this topic today because many of my clients are telling me that they have a hard time feeling happy during this time in Guyana. That they wish
