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The ever-smiling Donna Barker (Carl Croker photos)

Life in Hyde Park

Nigel Phillips is a resident of Rosignol and is a male cosmetologist specializing in nails makeup and spa services. He was a security guard at the Blairmont Sugar Estate, but after becoming tired of the job, Phillips had a chance encounter which led him to being qualified in the profession and later opening his own business. Though he was at first hesitant because of what society would say about him, Phillips has no regrets about the choices he has made and his current success (Carl Croker photo)

Male cosmetologist raising the bar in the female-dominated business

The village signage at Rosignol.

Rosignol

Nazmoon Mohamed with her grand-daughter, Natalia Samara Roberston

The people of Rosignol

The benevolent Marva Alicia Lancaster-Glasgow in her shop (Carl Croker photos)

‘Giving isn’t an option, it is a priority in my life’

Pastor Hemchand Ajodha

Being a pastor and having a life of servitude are fulfilling for Rosignol religious leader

Ex-Headmistress and retired teacher of Kildonan and Nurney Yvonne Henry

‘I gave the best of my life to Kildonan and my teaching profession’

Entering the village of
Kildonan

A visit to Kildonan Village

President of the Kildonan Youth Champion Network (youth group)- Anthony John

‘Our vision is for Kildonan to produce a great athlete’

Devanand
Sawh in part of
his Mechanic
Shop

A rich legacy built by different generations of the Sawh family

Collin Moore- councilor for Kildonan Neighbourhood Democratic Council (NDC)

‘Poverty should not be an excuse for failure’

Nicky Brijbasi (pictured here) and his wife
Rajpattie Sahadeo are among the many
farmers who live in Whim Village, East
Berbice -Corentyne (Region Six). In this
photo, Brijbasi proudly showcases his bolounger
plant which forms part of their two
large gardens in the community (Delano
Williams photo)

Whim Farmers on a mission to meet local market demands

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