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This Government of Guyana bin at Good Success, East Bank Demerara overflows and is surrounded by garbage.

Bad mess at Good Success

Mini-bus operators today protested outside of the Ministry of Public Security, Brickdam over what they said was constant police harassment.

Mini-bus operators protest

Boulders have been placed to help guard against the encroaching river at Friendship, East Bank Demerara.

A new line of defence

This man made absolutely certain his feet didn’t get wet today. These two buses were on flooded Charlotte St.

Flood manoeuvre

Signs were painted by the Police on Robb Street today stating that there would be no more diagonal parking.

No more diagonal parking on Robb St

Wreaths being laid yesterday at Enmore in memory of the five Enmore martyrs who were killed during a sugar strike in 1948.

Enmore Martyrs Day

Staff of Parliament Office all ready for today’s proceedings

First session of Parliament

President David Granger (on dais) preparing to take the salute

11th Parliament meets

Draining cemetery

Pumping water out on Tuesday from the nearby Le Repentir Cemetery into the main drain along Princes Street since the levels are still high in the cemetery.

St Saviour’s Anglican Church being renovated

St Saviour’s Anglican Church on Broad Street is undergoing extensive repairs.

Rupununi Man-made Lake

Spontaneous bursts of cheering erupted on Tuesday at the Guyana National Stadium at the inauguration for President David Granger.

Scenes from the inauguration of President David Granger

The march past

At the Independence Arch flag-raising ceremony

An eroded street in Ann’s Grove, East Coast Demerara. Residents said a rice combine had passed along the road a few months ago and caused it to break away. (Photo by Arian Browne)

Erosion

Workers constructing a mobile office with bedroom and toilet at Schoonord, West Demerara at Boodhoo’s Housing Scheme.

Office on wheels

D’Urban Park

D’Urban Park: The area behind the 1763 Monument at D’Urban Park yesterday.

New Minister of National Security Khemraj Ramjattan shakes hands with President David Granger after taking the oath of office yesterday.

Ramjattan, other ministers sworn in

Former Local Government Minister Ganga Persaud bearing a placard with a PPP slogan from the 1968 elections.

PPP/C protests outside GECOM over election result

The PPP/C today mounted a protest outside the Guyana Elections Commission’s headquarters in Kingston calling for the resignation of its Chairman Dr Steve Surujbally and pressing for a recount of the votes of the 2015 general elections.

President David Granger waves to the crowd before his inaugural address at Parliament Buildings after his swearing in.

Swearing in of David A. Granger

Sophia aftermath: A member of the Guyana Defence Force stands guard in front of the residence of Pastor Narine Khublall which was acting as a PPP/C command centre on Election Day in `C’ Field, Sophia. Monday’s unrest saw homes stoned and a small shack with a horse stable attached burnt. Eight vehicles (some in background) were also destroyed by arson after allegations that the command centre was operating an illegal polling station.

Aftermath of Sophia unrest

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