Cuts and wounds are everyday occurrences, often caused by household items like knives or broken glass. Knowing how to properly clean and treat wounds can expedite healing and minimize pain. Let’s debunk some common myths surrounding wound cleaning: Myth #1: Rubbing Alcohol and Hydrogen Peroxide are Ideal for Cleaning Wounds While these liquids can kill […]
By Fabiana Mcklmon The Confucius Institute at the University of Guyana (CIUG) recently marked a significant milestone as it celebrated its 10th anniversary. Prime Minister Mark Phillips commended the CIUG for its remarkable strides over the past decade, emphasizing its contributions to Guyana’s cultural landscape and fostering deeper appreciation for Chinese culture among Guyanese. He […]
By Saskia Warrick The Ministry of Education is working diligently on the construction, extension, and repair of nursery, primary, and secondary schools nationwide. In the 11th Education District, Georgetown, several schools are undergoing extensions and rebuilding efforts, including those damaged by fire such as Christ Church Secondary, St. George’s High School, and North Ruimveldt Multilateral […]
By Saskia Warrick The long-term effects of COVID-19 continue to affect the population, with symptoms such as shortness of breath, severe headaches, and breathing problems persisting in many individuals. In response, Dr. Mahendra Carpen, Head of Medical Services and Cardiology at the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC), is advocating for improved lifestyle changes to address […]
By Samuel Gillis The Guyana National Bureau of Standards (GNBS) hosted an awareness event at the Guyana Technical Institute (GTI) to educate students on the importance of weights and measurements. This event was part of the celebrations for World Metrology Day, observed today. The session aimed to highlight the critical role of accurate measurements in […]
By Samuel Gillis The Chinese Medical Team in Guyana organized an open day event over the weekend to raise awareness about their contributions to the country’s healthcare sector over the past 31 years. The event aimed to showcase the impact and dedication of the Chinese medical brigades in improving healthcare in Guyana and strengthening bilateral […]
By Nakasia Logan The Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) is urging eligible citizens to take advantage of the ongoing continuous registration process, which is set to conclude in eleven days. The current cycle has seen significant activity, with over 20,000 transactions completed. In an exclusive interview with NCN News, GECOM Public Relations Officer Yolanda Warde highlighted […]
By Fabiana McKlmon The collaborative welding program between Nations School of Technology and the Guyana Online Academy of Learning (GOAL) has garnered significant interest, with 650 individuals already registered and expectations of more than a thousand registrations by the closing date. The program, which offers three levels of training, aims to equip participants with essential […]
By Nakasia Logan The Guyana Tourism Hospitality Association (THAG), led by President Omadele George, is spearheading an initiative to raise awareness about career opportunities in the tourism sector. This effort aims to reshape perceptions and inspire the next generation to pursue careers in tourism and hospitality, emphasizing the sector’s significance to the economy. Traditionally, careers […]
By Tracey Liverpool The Region Ten Tourism Committee (RTTC) is continuing its efforts to boost tourism in the region through a series of capacity-building programs. Chairman Devin Sears announced that the initiative, funded by the Greater Guyana Initiative, will host these sessions over the next several months. Recognizing capacity building as crucial to bolstering tourism, […]