By Francis Quamina Farrier         LAST year there were 128 road-traffic fatalities here in Guyana, and as I write this article six persons have already lost their

– One woman’s unwavering drive to come out on top By Michel Outridge A FEW years ago, if you had told Tennesha Bristol that she would graduate with a

– How one accident victim’s life has changed By Telesha Ramnarine  EIGHTEEN-YEAR-OLD Floretta Kim Spooner practically got a second chance at life after surviving a serious car accident last

By Naomi Marshall WHILE other mothers got to see their children meet developmental milestone after milestone such as smiling, talking, developing greater independence, self-control, and creativity, Michelle Bastiany was

By Michel Outridge THIS week the Pepperpot Magazine journeyed to the small roadside fishing/farming community known as The Jib. There the team spoke with residents, who were all too

 By Michel Outridge THE residents of The Jib village are very friendly and would leave whatever they were doing and have a conversation at any given time. The team

By Michel Outridge  DIANE Basdeo is a resident of The Jib village and is a stay-at-home mother, who also tends to her kitchen garden apart from regular household chores.

– Daily happenings in The Jib By Michel Outridge  AT 80 years old, Harry Singh is a spritely gentleman whose age doesn’t hamper him in any way. He is

 By Michel Outridge SATWANTIE Narine was born and once lived in Guyana but had migrated to Venezuela, where she had settled. Now she has returned after the hardship in