Year in Review - Guyana Chronicle

Year in Review

THE year 2017 has certainly brought with it lots of ups, downs and surprises all around the world and Guyana was no exception. As we usher in the New Year, we look back on some of the most memorable moments of 2017 and hope that 2018 will bring positivity, success and happiness for the people of Guyana.

In September, Guyana observed Indigenous Heritage Month. Here, a traditional Indigenous dance is showcased by dancers

The Budget Debate, again, was disrupted on another occasion after a scuffle broke out between the police and members of the Opposition

Hundreds of Guyanese turned up in front of City Hall on multiple occasions to protest the Parking Meter agreement between City Hall and Smart City Solutions

Rain or shine! Mashramani turned out to be a soggy day, but that didn’t stop the revellers from partying non-stop

Phagwah is always a time for celebration as hundreds of Guyanese partake in this holiday of colours and fun!

President David Granger is seen raising a kite in the National Park on Easter Monday

2165 students graduated from the University of Guyana in November. Here, we see a glimpse of the vast crowd of graduates as they prepare to head out into the world to contribute to the development of their country

No one can forget that fateful day in July when prisoners started a riot at the Camp Street Prison, leading to the historic building being destroyed by fire as well as the escape of several prisoners

A group of dancers showcase African culture in the National Park on Emancipation Day

The Golden Arrowhead in all its glory as Guyana observed its 51st Independence Anniversary

This beautiful princess was part of the annual Diwali Motorcade. Diwali is the festival of lights and is a signature observance of our beautiful country

‘Santa’ briefly interrupted the Budget Debate in a surprise visit; a moment that will go down in history

The Courts annual Christmas tree light-up is always a festive and highly anticipated event

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