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Some of the sugar workers of the Enmore Sugar Estate during the confrontation between them and Guyana Agricultural and General Workers Union (GAWU) General Secretary Seepaul Narine at the meeting held at the Enmore Community Centre yesterday. The workers accused the union of dragging its feet on issues affecting and failing to adequately represent them.

Enmore sugar workers lash out at GAWU

Enmore Estate sugar workers yesterday refused to heed a call for a strike by the Guyana Agricultural and General Workers Union (GAWU), which they accused of failing to adequately represent their interests.

Yasin Hamid with five of his six children

Family loses home in mystery fire

Yasin Hasim and family, expecting to welcome the newest member next month, are now without a home after fire gutted their house at Felicity, on the East Coast Demerara around noon yesterday.

A Keen Dance Theater member makes a perfect mid-air split while the others look on

Classique classy, but not outrageous

Outrageous is the name Classique Dance Company gave to its collaboration with the Keen Dance Theater, which was held at the National Cultural Centre last Saturday, but the show only managed to outrage the Classique fans audience, who had been expecting much more.

The gutted structure

Fire razes home and grocery at Diamond

A fire suspected to be of electrical origin gutted the home and wholesale grocery store of businessman Shazim Hamid yesterday at Diamond Housing Scheme, rendering him homeless and causing him to suffer millions of dollars in losses.

Life in Moraikobe

By John Richards and Lakhram Bhagirat with photos by Anjuli Persaud and John Richards This week we asked the residents of Moraikobe village, Mahaicony Creek  to tell us what life is like in Moraikobe as well as what are some of the difficulties they face and how they think life in their village can be improved.

A pond that was dug to control the water of the spring the residents use

Waiakabra residents want area regularized

Photos by  Anjuli Persaud The residents of Waiakabra, Linden/Soesdyke Highway are calling on the relevant authorities to regularize the former squatting area so that they can access the basic necessities for survival, which are potable water, electricity and a proper road.

A section of the crowd at the Clash of The Titans 2 at the National Stadium on Saturday last

Karma’s performance titanic

Shakti Strings rocked and JMC3 Veni brought it, but it was the Karma band that seemingly emerged the ‘titan’ when the much anticipated ‘Clash of the Titans 2’ was held on Saturday last at the National Stadium.

Bolonauth Deolall’s farm under water yesterday.

Mahaicony Creek prepping for more flooding

Photos by Anjuli Persaud With more rainfall expected, residents of the Mahaicony Creek are anticipating being deliberately flooded for a second for the year to relieve the East Demerara Water Conservancy (EDWC) and they are awaiting word from government on plans to assist them.

Joel ‘Prince JP’ Pharous

Prince JP urges more support for local artistes

A few weeks after he copped the second runner-up position in the Guyana Telephone and Telegraph Company’s (GT&T) first ever Bollywood segment of the Jingle and Song Competition, 23-year-old Joel Pharous dropped four hot tracks on the local market and is expected to release an album by May.

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