The perfect place for nature and therapy By Michel Outridge THIS week the Pepperpot Magazine visited the far-flung village of
By Michel Outridge AS the head teacher for Mortice Primary School, Sharmilla Balkarran is as down-to-earth as it gets. She
EMBEDDED in the soul of the Guyanese nation since its inception, the State operation of a public media enterprise is,
Dear Editor, IN the aftermath of the March 2020 General and Regional Elections and a most disappointing and shameful performance
Dear Editor, PLEASE permit me the space in your newspaper to highlight some of my observations from the President’s Media
Dear Editor, GUYANESE began migrating to England during the 1950s to pursue tertiary education, as there were no post-secondary institutions
I recently shared a post on Facebook of the signs and symptoms of Polycystic Ovarian syndrome (PCOS) and I was
RECENT news of flaring offshore Guyana is undeniably disappointing from an environmental standpoint. Stabroek Block operator, ExxonMobil, had announced that
By Jeune Bailey Van Keric NEW AMSTERDAM-born Chandreka-Persaud Wallace, who left her homeland as a child, was recently promoted as
FARMERS from the Pomeroon who were adversely affected by prolonged flooding over the past few weeks, on Saturday received assistance
