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VIRTUAL INDEPENDENCE CELEBRATIONS OBSERVED WITH POMP AND CEREMONY

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COVID 19 or not…The Ministry of Social Cohesion definitely pulled out all the stops to ensure that Guyana’s 54th independence was observed with as much pomp ceremony, excitement, and rivalry as is virtually possible .Amel Griffith reports.

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