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monday · 07-27-2020, 09:18 AM · 7 people reading this discussion

#61
Two men arrested after Yorkdale Mall carjacking, two more suspects sought

#62
Irfaan Ali, first Muslim president of Guyana has reportedly BAN

bacon, pig tails, pork bellies and curry pork

Forthwith all Dietary needs must be HALAL !

#63
From a boy with a humble upbringing on the West Coast of Demerara village of Leonora

President Mohamed Irfaan Ali now ascends to the highest office in the land

with the promise to govern with the best interest for all.

with Mom, Shariman and Dad, Osman !

[img ]https://i2.wp.com/www.inewsguyana.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/FB_IMG_1596428241673.jpg[/img]

#64
love the picture

#65
Guyanese wake up this morning in a free democratic state. Our nation’s democracy was under attack for five months, but our people, led by Bharat Jagdeo and the PPP fought and resisted. When we fight together, stand together, we are stronger. Our democracy must now have a chance to flourish because if it does we will enjoy development and prosperity for ALL citizens. My prayers are with our new young President and our government.Guyanese wake up this morning in a free democratic state. Our nation’s democracy was under attack for five months, but our people, led by Bharat Jagdeo and the PPP fought and resisted. When we fight together, stand together, we are stronger. Our democracy must now have a chance to flourish because if it does we will enjoy development and prosperity for ALL citizens. My prayers are with our new young President and our government.

#67
Congratulations to newly sworn in President of Guyana
HIS EXCELLENCY DR. MOHAMED IRFAAN ALI
As committed partners in Caribbean development, we offer our unwavering support to the people of Guyana and their new Government to ensure that we work hand in hand not only to mutually benefit both nations but our region as a whole.
August 3, 2020
As the leader of the United National Congress, I would like to sincerely congratulate newly sworn-in President of Guyana, His Excellency Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali.
While the process of Guyana’s General Election faced many significant challenges in the past months, democracy and liberty have prevailed in the end.
The strong showing in the polls by Dr. Ali as well as his party, the Peoples Progressive Party (PPP), was a clear reflection of the confidence and faith that the citizens of Guyana have in the vision which the PPP put forward in their campaign, fulfilling the old saying, "the voice of the people is the voice of God".
Based on his party's campaign theme, "We are stronger together", there is no doubt that the expertise, solid vision, as well as experience of Dr. Ali and his team, would ensure that Guyana continues to go from strength to strength.
As a Caribbean region, we will always be grateful for the invaluable, rich contributions our Guyanese neighbours have played in our history, development and success on the Global Stage. It is on this premise we wish the incoming administration much success not only in achieving their manifesto plans but also working to unite the people of Guyana, enabling them to maximize their true potential and create a stronger county.
As the people of Guyana welcome the dawn of new national leadership and blossoming economic opportunities, we acknowledge the contributions of Former President Granger during his term.
As committed partners in Caribbean development, we offer our unwavering support to the people of Guyana and their new Government to ensure that we work hand in hand not only to mutually benefit both nations but our region as a whole.

#68
Odell Beckham Jr. doesn’t think the NFL should come back this season. Just before attending training camp, Beckham told the Wall Street Journal, “We’re not ready for football season. So why are we trying to push forward?”

#69
Good morning

#70
Isaias brings tornadoes, heavy rain and winds as it moves through the East Coast
The storm, which was a Category 1 hurricane as it struck the southern region of North Carolina late Monday night, has now been downgraded to a tropical storm, bringing heavy rain, strong winds and tornadoes.

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