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Children’s Mash Calypso and Dramatic poetry competitions conclude with stunning performances

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Schools across Guyana on Friday gathered at the National Cultural Centre with their brightly colored costumes to showcase their rich talent and creativity in the Calypso and Dramatic Poetry finals before a boisterous crowd. Tiana Cole tells us more.

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