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The body of founder President Jerry John Rawlings was laid to rest today.
The burial took place at the Military Cemetery in Burma Camp after the burial service at the Independence Square.
Among many events that took place was a-21-gun salute by the military in honour of Flight Lieutenant Jerry John Rawlings.
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