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    5th May, 2026

NCN’s Radio Supervisor Roderick Baird honoured

Six media professionals were conferred with lifetime achievement awards from the Guyana Press Association. Radio Supervisor here at the National Communications Network, Roderick Baird, was among the si

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Business and Economy
    4th May, 2026

Balanced energy strategy needed to meet growing demands – Pres. Ali

As Guyana continues its rapid rise as a major offshore oil producer, President Dr. Irfaan Ali told the Offshore Technology Conference in Houston that the world must pursue a balanced energy strategy to meet the growing demands. 

Speaking to hundreds of indu

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Crime & Security
    4th May, 2026

Police report decline in murder, robbery and break-ins

Police commissioner Clifton Hicken says strategic policing and technology are driving significant reductions in serious crime across Guyana.

Speaking on the programme 'Police Round Up', he reported declines in key categories, including murder, robbery and

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Education
    4th May, 2026

Free Press key to Guyana’s democracy – PM Phillips

The Office of the Prime Minister, through its Department of Public Affairs on Sunday hosted a luncheon in recognition of World Press Freedom Day 2026.

Prime Minister Mark Phillips used the occasion to highlight the critical role o

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Legal Affairs
    4th May, 2026

Guyana dismantles Venezuela’s objections, defends 1899 Award as “valid and binding”

Guyana’s legal team on Monday mounted a detailed and forceful defence of its case before the International Court of Justice (ICJ), rejecting Venezuela’s jurisdictional objections and reaffirming the legal validity of the 1899 Arbitral Award during oral hearing

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Culture
    2nd May, 2026

Palmyra to host vibrant Indian Arrival Day Celebrations

The Indian Arrival Monument at Palmyra, Region Six, will come alive this Tuesday as Guyanese gather to commemorate Indian Arrival Day and celebrate the cultural heritage that has helped shape the nation’s diversity.

Soon, the grounds w

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Crime & Security
    2nd May, 2026

Vaping risks among youth raise concerns

Vapes are not just tobacco-based but can also contain more dangerous substances. This is according to Curt Richards of the Customs Anti-Narcotic Unit, Drug Information Network.

Speaking with NCN New

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Recent News


Guyana’s global influence grows through economic reform – Min. Singh

Business and Economy
  5th May, 2026

Guyana's global standing continues to grow with increased influence in regional and international decision-making. Minister of Finance Dr. Ashni Singh says the information is the result of decades of disciplined policy and strategic leadership. 

Speaking on the Starting Point Program, the Finance Minister explained that Guyana's relationship with international institutions like the International Monetary Fund and World Bank has significantly evolved. 

"So you are absolutely c

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From months to days: Online system speeds up immigration processing

Human Development
  5th May, 2026

The Ministry of Home Affairs has revamped immigration services, allowing applications for visas, work permits and extensions to be completed online via the Immigration Support Services platform.

This shift from a paper-based system has significantly improved efficiency, reducing processing times from months to as little as two weeks or even days, with complete documentation. 

"All of those services that used to take a very long time, lots of paper, requiring heavy in-person pres

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Sophia Primary School gets new wing

Education
  6th May, 2026

A new wing has been added to the Sophia Primary School, addressing overcrowding and bringing comfort and convenience to both teachers and pupils. The investment was welcomed with one pupil expressing herself through a beautiful poem. 

The facility encompasses nine classrooms, a head teacher's office, two washroom blocks, and an auditorium. There is also a specialised reading room, a library, and a dedicated medical area.

Education Minister Sonia Parag handed over the keys to the n

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US Commercial Service hails Guyana as model for responsible energy development

Energy
  6th May, 2026

Deputy Assistant Secretary of the United States Commercial Service, Bradley McKinney has described Guyana as a model for responsible energy development, praising the country’s approach to transparency, long-term planning and collaboration with international investors.

Addressing a bilateral chamber event attended by President Dr. Irfaan Ali and major energy stakeholders, McKinney said Guyana’s emergence as a leading oil producer carries major strategic importance for both the United States and the wider

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Venezuela continues to reject ICJ authority

Legal Affairs
  6th May, 2026

Venezuela has once again declared that it does not recognise the jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice, as hearings continue today.

The position, repeated before the court today, underscores Venezuela's long-standing refusal to accept the ICJ's authority in the matter, even as the case moves into its critical phase. 

Guyana, however, maintains that this stance is not new, and had anticipated that Venezuela would continue to challenge the

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Guyana eyes leadership in AI, digital infrastructure 

Business and Economy
  6th May, 2026

President Dr. Irfaan Ali says Guyana is preparing to leverage its growing energy resources to become a competitive player in artificial intelligence (AI) and digital innovation across the Western Hemisphere.

While delivering remarks at a recent international event, President Ali said energy-producing nations must focus not only on extraction but also on domestic value creation through technology-intensive industries.

“One of the things we have learned the last three years is not only about the product

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