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As we continue to celebrate Amerindian Heritage Month, today we focus on one Amerindian woman who represented Guyana on the
Radio Paiowomak is a radio station that was set up to serve the Amerindian communities in the Hinterland. Through voluntary
Guyana has many personalities and people who have put the country on the world stage ever since we became independent.
IN today’s society, many aspects of Amerindian culture, including their dialect, rituals, practices, and language are still being practised. The
Local artist explores passion for art through jewellery and doll ornaments NATASHA David is a woman who loved crafting and
When one thinks of music and a musical family, the Sobers family certainly rings a bell. Pepperpot Magazine sat down
“MY reward is when a client comes to me and they are in pain, and by the time I finish
IN recent times, Guyanese have lit up the international stage in academia, music, athletics, and so much more. This one
When we hear about the African Culture and Development Association (ACDA), the tendency is to think of Emancipation Festivals, which
Often times when people go through circumstances, struggles, and pain, they express it through their giftings, such as singing, theatrical
