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Flying time: With Easter approaching kites were on sale on Camp Street yesterday. (Orlando Charles photo)

Flying time

Approximately 280 residents of Haiowa Village and nearby communities in Region Nine are benefiting from the installation of drainage structures by the Ministry of Public Works, according to the Department of Public Information (DPI).
Minister of Public Works Juan Edghill (second from right) on Friday visited the worksite where culverts and other structures were installed through an $8.3 million contract that was awarded to D&R Construction and Machinery Rental. (DPI photo)

Haiowa drainage works

Fact-finding visit to prisons: A Joint Services team comprising Director of Prisons (ag.) Nicklon Elliott, GDF Chief of Staff Brigadier Godfrey Bess, Commissioner of Police (ag.) Nigel Hoppie, Lt. Colonel Carmichael, Head G3 Branch, GDF and the National Security Advisor, Captain Gerald Gouveia is seen here on Friday during a fact-finding visit to the Lusignan and Timehri prisons. (Guyana Police Force Photo)

Fact-finding visit to prisons

Roman Catholic Bishop Francis Alleyne on Friday was administered his first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. Following his vaccination, the Health Ministry said he noted that the COVID-19 vaccine is a way to combat the serious threat the disease poses to humanity. He then encouraged persons to lookout for when the vaccine is available for immunisation of their age range and is in their area.

Roman Catholic Bishop Francis Alleyne on Friday was administered his first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine

Jagdeo gets COVID vaccine

Devotees yesterday at the Cove and John Ashram on the East Coast of Demerara for the annual Shivraatri observances which began at 5.30 am and continued until midnight. (Orlando Charles photo)

Offerings to Lord Shiva

PM vaccinated for COVID-19

Repairs ongoing yesterday on the University of Guyana road. (Orlando Charles photo)

UG road works

Diplomatic community lends voice against gender inequality

President Irfaan Ali yesterday afternoon met with representatives of the ABCEU countries at his Office on Shiv Chanderpaul Drive.
According to a release from the Office of the President, the delegation consisted of United States Ambassador to Guyana, Sarah-Ann Lynch; United Kingdom High Commissioner to Guyana, Ross Denny (Acting); Canadian High Commissioner to Guyana, Mark Berman and European Union Representative to Guyana, Fernando Ponz Canto.
Vice President Dr Bharrat Jagdeo was also at the meeting. The release provided no information on the purpose of the meeting. (Office of the President photo)

Western diplomats meet President

The Guyana Bank for Trade and Industry (GBTI), Impressions and the High Commission of Canada to Guyana held a ceremony yesterday at the I Love Guyana Monument, Kingston to commemorate International Women’s Day. (GBTI photo)

International Women’s Day

Guyana lodges protest over incursion by Venezuelan jets

Chinese COVID vaccines here

August 2nd: Chancellor of the Judiciary, Justice Yonette Cummings-Edwards swears in Irfaan Ali as the 9th Executive President of Guyana at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre on August 2

The March 2nd General Elections and the five-month campaign to steal the result – a look back in pictures

Pavement coming

Indian PM vaccinated with Covaxin

An access bridge at Yupukari, in Region Nine was yesterday morning destroyed by fire, suspected to have been deliberately set. Regional Commander Keithon King told this newspaper that a report was lodged at the Lethem Police Station and a team of police officers was dispatched to the area to investigate. Travel from Yupukari and three other communities in the North Rupununi to Lethem will be affected as a result of the bridge’s destruction as it connects the communities to the Lethem main road. (Photo taken from Minister Nigel Dharamlall’s Facebook page)

Yupukari bridge burns after suspected arson

The bridge on fire

Access bridge to Yupukari destroyed by fire

Aditya Mohabir, 15, who recently underwent a successful kidney transplant surgery at the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) with his mother, Nadia Budwah, who was his donor. Mohabir, of Vriesland, West Bank Demerara, had been diagnosed with end-stage renal failure last year. In a post on its Facebook page, GPHC yesterday said that thanks to the transplant team at the GPHC led by Dr. Kishore Persaud, and interventions by the Government of Guyana and the Ministry of Health, Mohabir was able to successfully receive the treatment and surgery needed to save his life. (Photo by Orlando Charles)

On the road to recovery

Lilies blooming in the canal running along the National Park, Thomas Lands. (Orlando Charles photo)

Lily stretch

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