Keep Guyana Tidy

Earth hour coastal clean up. Join Visit Guyana and the numerous agencies out here this morning on the Seawall and lend your hands to a good cause.

It is disappointing to see the amount of trash here on the wall and I personally ask you please do not litter. Take your trash with you if you can’t find a bin. This is our home. When visitors come we want them to think of us as clean citizens. Let’s do this!

'Operation Clean Up' continued this morning on the East Coast Demerara.

Leading the exercise were Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Mohabir Anil Nandlall and Minister of Health, Dr. Frank Anthony.

Communities cleaned include Buxton, Enterprise, Enmore, Vryheid's Lust, Better Hope, and several others along the East Coast corridor.

Government Community Enhancement Workers of Boerasirie, Region 3 doing a great job sprucing up their community.

Before and after pics. The little things we do in our communities mean a lot for our people.

Repost Hon. Nigel Dharamlall

Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, S.C, Mohabir Anil Nandlall on Saturday morning, spearheaded a clean-up campaign in several areas along the East Coast of Demerara.

This is continuation of Operation Clean-up, which started in Georgetown and is being undertaken by citizens, Regional Democratic Councils and community groups in collaboration with members of the private sector and Joint Services to beautify the country.

Among the communities targeted today are Mon Repos, Enmore and Haslington.

Clean up today in Foulis, East Coast, Demerara.

Awesome job by the residents.

Transforming Guyana is our mandate.

Repost Hon. Nigel Dharamlall

Clean-up exercise today in Bartica.

Repost Hon. Nigel Dharamlall

Residents of the Essequibo Coast have joined the national clean up exercise.

Government takes Operation Clean-Up to Kwakwani!

HAPPENING NOW || Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Hugh Todd, Chief Executive Officer of the Guyana Office for Investment, Dr Peter Ramsaroop in collaboration with the Kwakwani Regional Democratic Council are currently conducting a clean-up exercise in this Region Ten community.

Despite the rain, villagers and residents came out to lend their support to beautify their living space.

This exercise is part of President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali’s vision of a ‘One Guyana’ and building the spirit of community within citizens. The first clean up was held in January at 25 different sites across the capital city of Georgetown.

Guyana can be so beautiful if we keep it tidy! Let’s all do our parts as responsible citizens!

1) put your rubbish in a bin or take your rubbish with you if no bin is available
2) keep a bag in your car to collect rubbish
3) buy less packaging and use reusable containers
4) Participate in a community clean-up day
5) Educate others. Consider participating in various community events that promote a healthier environment.
Education is a vital tool to help reduce littering. Encourage others to refrain from overfilling garbage bins.

The residents of Santa Aratak are keeping Guyana tidy! Are you ?

Today owner of Daswaney's and a homeless person he give his garbage to dispose of were both arrested and charged for littering. The homeless guy was caught depositing of the said garbage on an empty lot in Charlotte street. They both will make their court appearances later in this month.

📷 Walter Narine

Residents and councilors of Hague-Blankenburg, West Coast, Demerara cleaning in Den Amstel.

Councilors and youth activists cleaning in Diamond, East Bank, Demerara.

Repost Hon. Nigel Dharamlall

President Irfaan Ali has joined the Regional Democratic Council of Region Three (Essequibo Islands/West Demerara) and residents for a clean-up and tree planting exercise early Sunday morning.

Some sixty palm trees and flowering plants are being planted along the La Grange and Schoonord Public Road, as the national Clean-up Campaign, which started in Georgetown earlier this month, continued this morning on the West Side.

The exercise is being undertaken the RDC, the private sector, Government and citizens who have answered the President’s call to clean and spruce up their communities and surrounding environment.

Also joining His Excellency this morning is Minister within the Ministry of Public Works, Deodat Indar.

Happy weekend guys, and remember to Keep Guyana Tidy.

Caught littering today at Kitty/Campbelville and East Coast Bus Parks.

Both are on $20,000.00 bail pending court appearance later in the month:

We have to pursue this nasty behaviour until everyone starts having individual and national pride.

Repost Hon. Nigel Dharamlall

Good morning Guyana, have a great start to the new week and remember to Keep Guyana Tidy.

His Excellency Dr Irfaan Ali visited the site for a proposed family-friendly recreational park at Corriverton Waterfront in Region Six (East Berbice/Corentyne) this afternoon.

The Head of State examined the plans for the park, which is geared to promote family time and a relaxing atmosphere for residents from communities around the area.

A similar project is also planned for New Amsterdam, which was also visited this afternoon by President Ali.

Minister of Agriculture, the Honourable Zulfikar Mustapha; Minister of Local Government and Regional Development, the Honourable Nigel Dharamlall and Minister within the Ministry of Public Works, the Honourable Deodat Indar, have joined the President in East Berbice today to take part in a clean-up and beautification exercise in the region.
The event, which also includes the planting of trees at Fort Ordinance and clean-up activities in numerous communities, is a collaboration between the Regional Democratic Council, the Guyana Defence Force and residents.

His Excellency Dr Irfaan Ali, today, joined the Regional Democratic Council and other stakeholders in East Berbice for a clean-up exercise.

The President also participated in a tree planting exercise at Fort Ordinance and later inspected ongoing clean-up activities in New Amsterdam, undertaken by the RDC, members of the Guyana Defence Force and residents.

Dr Ali was accompanied by Minister of Agriculture, Hon. Zulfikar Mustapha; Minister of Local Government and Regional Development Hon. Nigel Dharamlall; Minister within the Ministry of Public Works Hon Deodat Indar; Head of the Private Sector Commission, Paul Cheong and other officials.

The President has thrown his support behind ‘Operation Clean up’, an exercise being spearheaded by the Joint Services and the private sector.

Today we turn our focus on the drains around the various bus/car parks in Georgetown...the clean-up continues...

Repost Walter Narine

Good morning Guyana from Main Street avenue, isn't it beautiful? Let's remember to Keep Guyana Tidy.

On Saturday, January 29, 2022, between 06:30hrs and 10:00hrs, ranks from Ruimveldt Police Station took part in a community clean-up exercise at Huston East Bank Demerara.

The exercise was headed by Woman Deputy Superintendent F. Boyce, officer-in-charge of Sub-Division # 2 and assisted by Inspector Campbell, Sergeant Griffith, Woman Corporal Calder-Clarke, Corporal Godette, and other ranks including members from Alexander Village Community Policing Group, stakeholders, and communities leaders.

Two signs were also erected as ranks continued to spread awareness while encouraging members of the public to not litter. The signs were donated by the Jai Signs.

This exercise forms part of the Guyana Police Force’s effort to foster closer relationships with the public in keeping it's strategic plans for 2022 and beyond. It was also in support of His Excellency President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali’s push for cleaner and safer communities for all.

Repost President Irfaan Ali

Today Imperial Radiator Services Ltd donated 10 NO littering signs as part of our clean-up and clean city campaign. Sincere appreciation to Gavin Singh and the team for this timely donation.

Repost Walter Narine

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Sending love & smiles your way for a happy happy day. Good Morning Guyana.

Councilors, residents and PPP activists of Charity, Essequibo Coast cleaning up today.

Please keep our country clean.

Repost Hon. Nigel Dharamlall

A vendor from Canal Polder and a homeless man were both charged and placed on $20,000.00 bail for dumping garbage in the Stabroek Market area this morning. The vendor gave the homeless man the garbage to dump.

They will appear in court on February 8.

We are very serious about ensuring the place is clean.

Repost Hon. Nigel Dharamlall

Cleaning up in Parika today. We hope that this area remains clean. Action will be taken against anyone who litters or dumps garbage.

Repost Hon. Nigel Dharamlall

Government Community Enhancement Workers in Den Amstel, West Coast, Demerara.

We are working in all communities for a better Guyana.

Repost Hon. Nigel Dharamlall

Let’s all do our part to keep Guyana clean! Put your trash in a bin or take it with you until you can properly dispose of it.

When you see someone littering. Go stop them. Tell them what they are doing is wrong. When you keep doing this repeatedly, people will change.

Clean up has begun today in Anna Regina Township.

Please join the effort.

Repost Hon. Nigel Dharamlall

Region 3

Massive clean up in Ruimzeight, Windsor Forest and La Jalousie, West Coast, Demerara.

Grateful to all those involved including residents, business people, RDC and NDC officials and the Community Development Groups of the area.

Repost Hon. Nigel Dharamlall