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Albion Front Nursery school staff attended school while dressed in black and white ensembles

Teachers, others show solidarity with beaten St Agnes Primary educator

The Citizen Initiative launches campaign
At the South View Tavern, The Citizen Initiative yesterday launched its 2020 general elections campaign.
According to the Department of Public Information, Presidential Candidate Rondha-Ann Lam said her party is comprised of many young professionals and will be seeking to address constitutional reform including power-sharing and gender equity.
Part of the gathering at the launch (DPI photo)

The Citizen Initiative launches campaign

First oil fireworks: The Guyana Defence Force with support from US oil company ExxonMobil last night put on a 15-minute fireworks display to commemorate the arrival of first oil. The pyrotechnic display was launched along the Kitty foreshore. (Orlando Charles photo)

Heralding first oil

(In photo: Commissioner of Police Leslie James and the Divisional Commanders in discussion with members of the Chinese business community)

Chinese Ambassador, business community hold meeting with police

One of the bands performing on Sunday (DPI photo)

Panorama 2020 launched

A draw being made (Sterling Products Limited photo)

Cool winnings for Igloo customers

A fire of unknown origin destroyed a house at Portuguese Quarters, Corentyne, on Friday evening. The occupant of the house was reportedly not at home at the time of the fire.

Fire destroys Portuguese Quarters house

Crabwood Creek accident

Main Street, New Amsterdam. (Department of Public Information photo)

Looking good

Scenes from the official launch of the International Year of the Indigenous Languages in Aishalton Village, South Rupununi, Upper Takutu-Upper Essequibo, Region 9A scene at Aishalton Village, South Rupununi, in January when International Year of the Indigenous Languages was launched locally by the Ministry of Indigenous Peoples’ Affairs and the University of Guyana to raise awareness of the consequences of the endangerment of Indigenous languages across the world, with a view to establishing a link between language, development, peace and reconciliation. (DPI photo)

International Year of the Indigenous Languages

First five Christmas babies at GPHC: First Lady, Sandra Granger (third from left) and Minister of State, Dawn Hastings-Williams (second from left) and nurses of the Maternity Ward of the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) posing with the first five babies delivered on Christmas Day. (Ministry of the Presidency photo)

First five Christmas babies at GPHC

Christmas babies: First Lady, Sandra Granger and Minister of State, Dawn Hastings-Williams, on Christmas morning, visited the Maternity Ward of the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC), where they presented each mother with a package of supplies for their new-born baby and chatted with them.
A release from the Ministry of the Presidency said that at the time of the visit there were five babies born on Christmas Day and 18 born on Christmas Eve.
Sarah Beekharry delivered the first baby on Christmas Day at 12:38 am, the release said. She said that she was very happy to have received a visit and a token from the First Lady and the Minister of State at Christmas. “It means a lot,” she said.
First Lady, Sandra Granger interacts with a smiling Sarah Beekharry. Also pictured is Minister of State, Dawn Hastings Williams. (Ministry of the Presidency photo)

Christmas babies

Last minute

ERC reaches out

CJIAC’s annual Santa Parade

The crush at yesterday’s Guyana Marketing Corporation’s D’Urban Park Farmers’ Market. (Orlando Charles photo)

Christmas Day supplies

Beverley Harper (left) and Roy Beepat cutting the ribbon officially opening the Shoppe

T.Wee Gourmet Shoppe opens at Giftland

The scene of the promotion

Three win cars in Ariel detergent promotion

Its not just food but shoes and clothing that are money-makers at this time of the year

Shopping

Eyelash Extensions, Anyone?
Kanicia’s Studio at 148 Sixth and Albert streets is offering to clothe you in the Christmas spirit by providing her image-enhancing attention through Eyelash Extensions and other beauty-enhancing features. Proprietrix Collina Jefford told Stabroek Business that she’ll be ‘on duty’ over the holidays and that anyone is free to drop in to make an appointment. Facials, nails and barbering are also among the services that she offers.

Eyelash Extensions, Anyone?

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