Attorney General Nandlall Blames Authorities for Illegal Vending Culture
By Saskia Warrick Attorney General and Legal Affairs Minister Anil Nandlall criticized the Mayor & City Council (M&CC) and the
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President Ali Reaffirms Government’s Commitment to Improving Lives on Labour Day
By Samuel Sukhnandan In his Labour Day message to the nation, President Dr. Irfaan Ali reiterated the government’s steadfast commitment
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Vaccination Week Wraps Up with Awareness Walk in Region 6
By Royan Abrams The conclusion of Vaccination Week activities in Region Six was marked by a spirited walk from Spready’s
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Government Commits to Sector-Based Training on Labour Day
By Fabiana McKlmon As Guyana marks Labour Day, Minister Joseph Hamilton reaffirms the government’s dedication to investing in sector-based training
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West Indies Women Clinch Series Lead with Third T20 Victory
By Eric Collymore In a thrilling match at the Pakistan National Stadium in Karachi, the West Indies women’s cricket team
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Hubert Nathaniel Critchlow: A Pioneer of Guyana’s Trade Union Movement
By Delicia Janneire Trade unionism in Guyana has deep roots, with Hubert Nathaniel Critchlow playing a pivotal role in its
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Housing Ministry Provides Assistance Vouchers to 32 Laing Avenue Residents
By Saskia Warrick Thirty-two residents of Laing Avenue received a significant boost on Monday as they were granted assistance vouchers
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GPL Prepares for Arrival of 36MW Powership
By Saskia Warrick As the 36-megawatt (MW) Powership gears up for its anticipated arrival tomorrow, May 1st, Guyana Power &
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Progress at Everton, Berbice for Power Ship Installation
By Royan Abrams Today, NCN News ventured to Everton, Berbice, to observe the ongoing preparations for the installation of a
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Understanding the Risks of Expired Medication
Have you checked your medicine cabinet lately? While some may think expired medications are still safe to use, health authorities