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A bus shed on Aubrey Barker Road, South Ruimveldt with its glass broken. (Photo by Keno George)

Lack of care

This pontoon has been undergoing repairs on the Kingston seawall for the past three weeks. (Photo by Keno George)

Kingston dry dock?

Curious customers interacting with one of the exhibitors at D’Urban Park (Keno George Photo)

Scenes from the independence farmers’ market

The Ministry of Agriculture in collaboration with the Ministry of Business and the Ministry of Communities yesterday hosted a farmers’ market at D’Urban Park as part of the activities to mark Guyana’s 51st independence anniversary.

This Keno George photo shows the state of the area underneath the VIP stand.

D’Urban Park rehab scenes

Heavy rainfall left the Promenade Gardens sporting approximately six inches of floodwater on Saturday. (Keno George photo)

No promenading today

The Carmichael Street Avenue, near the Parade Ground Field on Saturday morning. Some Stabroek News bloggers, commenting under the photos depicting a rain-drenched-Georgetown, generally expressed apathy toward the state of the city following the downpour, as they acknowledged that being situated below sea level, Georgetown is prone to experience flooding. Others made reference to the government’s cleanup efforts, and offered that some strategy must exist to guarantee the proper drainage of the city. (Keno George photo)

Rain on Saturday

PPP/C press conference with Anil Nandlall

Guyana’s CARIFTA Games athletes were still high in spirits as they left a State House meeting with President David Granger yesterday. They were scheduled to attend the National Sports Awards, hosted by the National Sports Commission, at the Pegasus Hotel last evening. Today, the Lindeners will be escorted home, where they, along with their colleagues who will also accompany them, will be welcomed by the Mayor, the Regional Council and other well-wishers. From left: Anfernee Headecker, Samuel Lynch and Matthew McKenzie.

Hail to the champs

Guyana’s CARIFTA Games athletes arrived in Guyana at just around 2 pm yesterday, where they were received by Director of Sport Christopher Jones and Athletics Association of Guyana President Aubrey Hutson, along with Department of Culture representatives, family, and well-wishers. The team arrived yesterday from Curacao after placing fifth at the CARIFTA Games, successfully copping four gold medals, one silver medal and three bronze medals. The National Sports Commission and the Athletics Association of Guyana had promised the athletes a hero’s welcome.

Guyana’s CARIFTA Games team returns home to rousing welcome

Keeping it in sight: These youngsters were captivated by their kite soaring in the sky as they sat on the seawall behind Victoria Village, East Coast Demerara. (Photo by Keno George)

More Easter Monday scenes

Albouystown children making their own kites yesterday with materials donated by the Ambitious Future Leaders Youth Club, of the same community. Members of the organisation assisted in attaching paper to some 200 kite frames using bottled glue and Clammy cherry (gamma cherry) at the Bel Air Green, Bel Air Street, Albouystown. (Photo by Keno George)

Doing it the old-fashioned way

QC Ground in horrible state

The Queen’s College recreational field which once facilitated the school’s sport and physical education programme is now a mass of overgrown weeds and builders waste.

Transporting plantains to market on the Essequibo River yesterday. (Photo by Keno George)

Transporting plantains

It is nothing unusual for these residents of North Ruimveldt to navigate their way through a flooded street after rainfall.

Regular occurrence

Georgetown Beauty and Body Promenade

Gotcha: Powdering up at the National Stadium

Holi at the stadium

A look back at Thursday’s Mashramani Float Parade

A tourist who came for the Mashramani celebrations strikes a pose

Mashramani 2017 scenes

The Ministry of Indigenous Peoples band tramping down the road with its piece which was designed by Trevor Alfred.

Mashramani 2017 scenes

This entertainer took to the top of some music boxes just to hype up his Ministry of the Presidency Band.

Mashramani movements

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