TRICIA ALICIA SMITHETT

HOUSEWIFE

Personal Information

Full Name
TRICIA ALICIA SMITHETT
Occupation
HOUSEWIFE

Location

Address
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City
WEST COAST DEMERARA 45 OLD HOUSING SCHEME
Region
Essequibo Islands-West Demerara
Added to directory: January 1, 2026

About TRICIA ALICIA SMITHETT

About Tricia Smithett

Greetings from the beautiful West Coast Demerara! I’m Tricia Smithett, a proud housewife and a lifelong resident of the Essequibo Islands-West Demerara region. My heart belongs to this vibrant community, where the aroma of delicious pepperpot fills the air during festive seasons and where we gather at the bustling markets of Parika to share stories and savor our local delicacies. You’ll often find me whipping up traditional Guyanese dishes, reminiscing about the days when Chinese food was a staple, and nothing could compare to the flavors of Orient back in the day.

Rooted in our diverse culture, I embrace the rich heritage that defines us as Guyanese. From the lush landscapes of the Essequibo River to the lively chatter at local gatherings, my upbringing has instilled in me a deep appreciation for the connections we share with our people—whether here or in the diaspora. I often marvel at how the love for our homeland transcends borders, reminding us of our shared history and the stories that bind us, like the vibrant tales of our ancestors who worked hard to carve a life in this beautiful country.

As a proud advocate for our community, I believe that it’s essential to keep our culture alive and share it with future generations. Whether it’s through the rhythmic beats of our local music or the colorful festivals that paint our streets, I am committed to fostering a sense of belonging and love for our roots. It’s in the laughter of my children, the warmth of our gatherings, and the joy of celebrating our rich Guyanese traditions that I find my purpose and happiness.

🔍 Regional Insight: Essequibo Islands-West Demerara

Essequibo Islands-West Demerara encompasses the islands at the Essequibo River mouth and the west bank of the Demerara River. Major agricultural hub for rice and sugarcane production. Regional seat is Vreed en Hoop.

Towns & Villages in this Region

West Coast Demerara: Vreed-en-Hoop, Windsor Forest, La Jalousie, Den Amstel, Hague, Leonora, Stewartville, Uitvlugt, Zeeburg, Met-en-Meerzorg, De Willem, Tuschen, Zeelugt, Vergenoegen, Parika. West Bank Demerara: Goed Fortuin, Schoonord, La Grange, Nismes, Bagotville, Canal No. 1, Canal No. 2, Stanleytown, Wales, Patentia, Vriesland, Vive-la-Force. Wakenaam Island: Sans Souci, Maria's Pleasure, Good Success, Melville. Leguan Island: Enterprise, Blenheim, Maryville, La Bagatelle, Waterloo.

Source: Guyana Regional Development Authority (Public Archives)

Guyana Telecom Information

📶 Mobile Data Plans (GTT/Digicel)

Plan Data GYD USD
Daily Bundle 5GB – 10GB $550 – $950 $2.60 – $4.50
Weekly Bundle 25GB – 50GB $2,250 – $4,500 $10 – $21
Monthly Prepaid 50GB – 80GB $6,200 – $8,500 $30 – $40
Postpaid (Silver/Gold) 100GB – 250GB $9,000 – $20,000 $43 – $95

Mobile prefix: 600-699 (National Coverage)

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