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Feb 24, 2019 News
The Flag Raising Ceremony for Guyana’s 49th Anniversary as Republic started early last Friday night, with thousands Guyanese flocking the stands of D’Urban Park.

[From left] Minister of Social Cohesion, George Norton, President David Granger, and Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo
Festivities continued until midnight, when the Golden Arrowhead was hoisted amidst cheers and fireworks.
President Granger said, “Everyone wins when the nation is united. Let us work together to ensure that our country remains secure, our economy is stable and that everyone is safe and could enjoy a good life.”
“I extend greetings and best wishes to all Guyanese at home and in the diaspora on the occasion of our 49th Republic anniversary. Happy Mashramani!”

Guyana celebrated its 49th year as Republic by hoisting the Golden Arrowhead at Durban Park
Photo Credit: Marceano Narine
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