Big turnout for Mashramani
The Mashramani celebration yesterday saw a magnificent turnout, with people flooding the streets in a kaleidoscope of colours and energy, embodying the very essence of the word itself - “celebration after hard work.”
Families gathered eagerly, their faces alive with anticipation, to witness the grand spectacle unfolding before them.
As the parade commenced, the streets came alive with the vibrant beats of the musical sound systems accompanying each ministry’s float. From Health to Agriculture, from Culture, Youth and Sport to Education, a dazzling array of floats rolled by, adorned with elaborate decorations and pulsating with infectious energy.
Participants adorned in extravagant costumes representing their respective ministries moved with graceful exuberance, their movements synchronized to the rhythm of the music. Their joyful gyrations and spirited singing filled the air with an infectious atmosphere of jubilation.
Onlookers, both young and old, couldn’t help but be captivated by the spectacle unfolding before their eyes. Smiles lit up faces, laughter bubbled forth, and a sense of camaraderie enveloped the crowd as they revelled in the colourful display of Guyanese culture and tradition.
From the intricate details of the costumes to the elaborate designs of the floats, every aspect of the Mashramani celebration was a testament to the rich cultural tapestry of Guyana. It was a day filled with joy, laughter, and an overwhelming sense of pride as the nation came together to celebrate its achievements and heritage in grand style.
However a few netizens took to the social media platform Facebook, to voice their dismay with how Mashramani was portrayed this year. A few comments that stood out were from Troy Cadogan who wrote “I drove down to Merriman Mall a few