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Road repairs in Cummings Lodge on Thursday.

Closed for works

Massive road works underway on Sheriff Street on Wednesday.

Caution

Better road coming: Road work in `C’ Field Sophia yesterday. (Orlando Charles photo)

Better road coming

Bike patrol

Roundabout: Work proceeding yesterday on the planned roundabout at the junction of Sheriff Street and the East Coast Railway Embankment. (Orlando Charles photo)

Roundabout

I’ll race you! A fishing boat and a ship as seen from the Kingston seawall on Thursday. (Orlando Charles photo)

I’ll race you!

Fishing boats on the serene Demerara River on Wednesday.

The fishing life

Hector Prince at the Ogle seawall on Thursday with some of the fish he had caught. (Orlando Charles photo)

Catch of the day

A bullboy was seen on Friday guiding steers that are transporting a cane punt in the canal at Uitvlugt Estate(Orlando Charles photo)

A bullboy

All is calm: The serene seawall at Ogle showing the channel used by fishing boats. (Orlando Charles photo)

All is calm:

Not a pleasant sight: A container full of garbage on Punt Trench Dam, Albouystown yesterday.

Not a pleasant sight

Park kaleidoscope: Trees in the National Park lit up for Christmas. (Orlando Charles photo)

Park kaleidoscope

Christmas traffic? Shipping containers lined up on Sussex Street yesterday. (Orlando Charles photo)

Christmas traffic?

Seasonal hustle and bustle: Shopping in earnest on Regent Street yesterday (Orlando Charles photo)

Seasonal hustle and bustle

With Christmas fast approaching, there was heavy traffic in all parts of the city yesterday including on Mandela Avenue.

Heavy traffic

Avenue under the lights: The Main Street Avenue has been brilliantly lit for the Christmas season. (Orlando Charles photo)

Avenue under the lights

The supremely well-lit courtyard of the Supreme Court of Judicature last evening.

‘Tis the season

GuyOil customer Sean Wilson was the first entrant in the company’s ‘Be a Super 95 Millionaire’ promotion, which was launched yesterday at its Regent Street service station. Two entrants will be able to win $1 million each in the promotion, which requires the purchase of a minimum of $3000 worth of Super 95 Gasolene from any GuyOil service station for entry. (Photo by Orlando Charles)

‘Be a Super 95 Millionaire’

Making headway

Making headway: The Georgetown Seawall Bandstand beautification project moving apace yesterday.

Newly sworn-in President Irfaan Ali swearing in Brigadier (ret’d) Mark Phillips as the new Prime Minister of Guyana.

Scenes from yesterday’s swearing in of Irfaan Ali and others at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre

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