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Trinidadian soca singer Rodney ‘Benjai’ LeBlanc (centre) outside of Palm Court. (Photo by Terrence Thompson)

Trinidad soca singer Benjai re-enacts assault outside Palm Court

Trinidadian soca singer Rodney ‘Benjai’ LeBlanc yesterday morning recounted what transpired on the night of his alleged assault in Guyana last year.

Sections of Duncan Street major road rehabilitation

Sections of Duncan Street have been blocked off to facilitate major road rehabilitation works.

Staff of the Amerindian People’s Association wearing Indigenous People’s traditional and contemporary wear and accessories during their regular work hours at their Charlotte Street office on Tuesday to mark Indigenous Heritage Month being observed this month. Their apparel included cotton garments with hand-painted murals, feathered head wear, beaded necklaces made from seeds and ornamental glass beads, and face and body painting. At left in front row is APA Executive Director Jean La Rose. (Terrence Thompson photo)

Dressed up for indigenous heritage month

The activities for the 2018 Indigenous Heritage Celebration began last evening with an interfaith service at the Heritage Village in the compound of the Sophia Exhibition Centre. The ceremony was attended by Minister of Indigenous Peoples’ Affairs Sydney Allicock and Junior Minister Valerie Garrido-Lowe, and Speaker of the National Assembly Dr. Barton Scotland, among other dignitaries. It was noted that because the only indigenous faith that exists in Guyana is the “Hallelujah Religion,” the service embodied activities in accordance with the religion. Yesterday’s service marked the second occasion that Hallelujah worshippers participated in the religious service as two groups from Kangaruma Village, Middle Mazaruni and Kamarang, Upper Mazaruni, Region Seven, led it with prayer and divine worship in their native Akawaio language. In photo, Garrido-Lowe (at right in foreground) and Allicock (at right, behind her) participate in the opening prayer at the Interfaith Service yesterday afternoon. (Terrence Thompson photo)

Interfaith service marks start of Indigenous Heritage month

Minister meets parents

Teachers protesting

One of the younger patrons of the Just Youth It Festival at a sustainable development goals booth which formed part of yesterday’s exhibition at the Promenade Gardens. (Terrence Thompson photo)

Youth Festival exhibition

Dancers performing last evening at the Umana Yana

Dancers performing last evening at the Umana Yana at a blessing ceremony for CGX’s next exploration well prospect in the Corentyne Block, offshore Guyana.

Teachers awaiting outcome of meeting

Mounted officers of the Guyana Police Force cantering along Thomas Lands yesterday morning. (Terrence Thompson photo)

Morning canter

Getting it done: Works were carried out yesterday morning to patch a section of Vlissingen Road, in front of the Popeyes fast-food restaurant, which was damaged last month as a result of two breakages in an 18-inch transmission main. (Terrence Thompson photo)

Getting it done

This family in matching costumes seemed to be working out their plan of action for the day. (Terrence Thompson photo)

Emancipation Day in the National Park

A regal presence

Emancipation Day scenes

Emancipation Day yesterday saw a host of activities in the National Park and the many who turned out were garbed in traditional African prints.

Staff of the Metro stationery store all decked out in their Emancipation Day garb yesterday. (Terrence Thompson photo)

Metro emancipation

Working around the clock: Work on the East Coast Demerara Widening and Improvement Project continues daily, and nightly in some cases, as the contractor, China Railway First Group Guyana Co. Ltd., works to meet its August 2019, deadline. In this Terrence Thompson photo, workers can be seen executing works at Triumph.

Working around the clock

Just before the 94th Sitting of the National Assembly on Friday

Didn’t get the memo: At the point this photo was taken yesterday outside the Stabroek Market, the national flag was not being flown at half-staff. President David Granger issued a proclamation on Friday declaring yesterday a national day of mourning for Guyanese fishermen killed in piracy attacks off of Suriname on April 27th , 2018 and May 3rd, 2018. He called on all authorities, board, commissions, corporations, public agencies, ministries and citizens to fly the national flag at half-staff to demonstrate solidarity with the families of those killed. (Terrence Thompson photo)

Didn’t get the memo

Boys in ‘B’ Field, Sophia, taking a dip in the ‘Blacka’ (Lamaha Canal) to cool down during the sweltering afternoon yesterday. (Photo by Terrence Thompson)

Beating the heat

Loose letter: The ‘K’ from the Church’s Chicken signage at its Camp and Robb streets outlet was seen dangling yesterday, posing a potential danger to passersby using the pavement below and customers entering the building. Many pedestrians, like those inset, walked under the sign unaware of the danger above their heads. Up to last night, the letter was still dangling, while the rest of the sign was illuminated. (Photo by Terrence Thompson)

Loose letter

A line of locally-crafted jewellery on sale at the Food for the Poor’s ‘Mother’s Mega Market Day’ at the Umana Yana in Kingston yesterday. The event was hosted as a fundraiser and gave patrons the opportunity to pick out a gift for Mother’s Day. (Terrence Thompson photo)

Mother’s day options

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