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Ushering in the season

Courts Guyana Christmas Tree Light Up: Ushering in the season

Courts Guyana on Friday night hosted its annual Christmas Tree Light Up at its main branch on Main Street, Georgetown.

Creating Rangoli

Rangoli designs made by staff members of the Georgetown Magistrates’ Courts on Friday to celebrate Diwali.

Their faces tell the story: Young Guyana Amazon Warriors (GAW) supporters react to the team’s loss in the finals of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) at the government-sponsored Watch Party, held at the D’Urban Park last night. (Photo by Terrence Thompson)

Their faces tell the story

Easier access: At the request of the National Rehabilitation Centre, the Ministry of Public Infrastructure constructed a walkway across the Carmichael Street Avenue so that persons can have easier access to the Centre. This Terrence Thompson photo shows the walkway leading to the Centre.

Easier access:

A group of young people had their afternoon stroll punctuated by a salty spray as waves crested the Georgetown’s sea wall during yesterday’s high tide. (Photo by Terrence Thompson)

Splashed

Yesterday’s high tide saw massive waves crest the sea defences across the country. (Photo by Terrence Thompson)

Yesterday’s high tide saw massive waves crest the sea defences across the country

GMSA Luncheon

Members of the Junior Chamber International observed World Cleanup Day by joining the Caribbean Youth Environment Network (CYEN) and other youth groups in a coastal clean-up campaign at the Kingston Seawall on Saturday morning. (Photo by Terrence Thompson)

World clean-up Day

This model is decked out in a sassy short dress, fit for a night of clubbing. The African-inspired painting down the front gives it a unique finish.

New designs by local designer Olympia Small-Sonaram.

In today’s edition, we feature new designs by local designer Olympia Small-Sonaram.

Opposition supporters yesterday staged a small picketing exercise on Independence Drive, Four Corner, Parfaite Harmonie calling on the government to resign and call elections. The protestors emerged on the arrival of Minister of Public Security Khemraj Ramjattan for the commissioning of the Parfaite Harmonie Police Station yesterday afternoon. Even though, the protestors were prevented from picketing in front of the station, they were heard chanting, among other things, “Illegal government! Ramjattan illegal! Granger Illegal! No more caretaker government! Call elections now!” (Photo by Terrence Thompson)

Opposition supporters yesterday staged a small picketing exercise

A young girl tries on a shoe that may end up completing her uniform when she begins the new school year tomorrow. As one parent observed to this newspaper yesterday, shoes are usually bought last as “you never too sure how much they foot gon’ grow during the holiday.” (Photo by Terrence Thompson)

If the shoe fits

As of 5.30 pm yesterday, the City Engineer’s Department was still to cover an exposed manhole at James and La Penitence streets, Albouystown, despite an undertaking by acting Chief City Engineer Kenson Boston. At Monday’s statutory meeting of the City Council, Boston had promised to place a cover over the manhole by 4 pm yesterday. When Stabroek News visited the area after the set time, the residents quickly pointed out the manhole to be photographed and said that they have been waiting months for it to be covered. Several boards were seen inside the manhole, which is located at the corner of the two streets. Councillor Heston Bostwick has been calling on the Engineer’s Department to fix the exposed manhole due to the danger it poses to citizens. He told the council, “Three children have already fallen into the manhole on James Street. There are elderly people using the street also and having that manhole open is not good.” (Terrence Thompson photo)

A promise not kept

These two girls were perusing their back to school items on Saturday on King Street. (Terrence Thompson photo)

Let’s see what we got

Back to school shopping was in full swing on King Street on Saturday. (Terrence Thompson photo)

Full swing

Guyana Fashion Showcase 2019

This model sports a casual shirt dress with band around the waistline

Gardener selected to design Miss Earth’s national costume

Sunday Style today features a few more pieces from Guyanese London based designer Anetha Daniels’ new collection, ‘Culture’.

Staking a claim: Britney Valladars, of Brickdam Secondary School, staking her claim to be Speaker of the National Assembly for the 5th Annual Youth Parliament. An orientation began yesterday for the participants, who are drawn from secondary schools and the University of Guyana, ahead of next week’s planned sittings. Valladars, who is excited for the Youth Parliament to officially begin, said she wants to be the President of Guyana one day. (Terrence Thompson photo)

Staking a claim

This inter-generational game of Dominoes made for a good time at the National Park on Emancipation Day. (Terrence Thompson photo)

Learning the ropes

Emancipation drums: Young drummers at yesterday’s Emancipation Day observances at the National Park. (Terrence Thompson photo)

Emancipation drums

A spot of football

Emancipation Day scenes in the National Park

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