By Samuel Gillis The Guyana National Bureau of Standards (GNBS) concluded its “Standards in Academia Quiz Competition” at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre yesterday, marking the successful end of its third edition. Graham’s Hall Primary School emerged as the winner, outshining twenty participating schools from Regions Three, Four, Five, Six, and Georgetown. The competition aimed […]
By Samuel Gillis The Speaker’s National Youth Debating Competition saw a spirited quarter-final match as the Helpful Hands Youth Group emerged victorious over the Future Diplomats Youth Group. This win propels them into the semi-finals, continuing their impressive run in the competition. The debate centered around the moot, “Noncommunicable diseases are sufficiently addressed in Guyana.” […]
By Reycia Nedd Residents in several flood-affected areas across Linden are grappling with the aftermath of severe flooding, with many contemplating their next move. The Civil Defence Commission (CDC) has been dispatched to assess the situation. On the Mackenzie shore, communities such as Block 42, Speightland, Rainbow City, Kara Kara, Old Kara Kara, Noitedacht, and […]
By Nakasia Johnson As the world marks Menstrual Health Hygiene Day today, it is essential to highlight the importance of menstrual health awareness and proper hygiene practices. This awareness plays a crucial role in empowering women and girls, contributing significantly to their overall health and well-being. Menstruation, often referred to as the “monthly cycle,” is […]
By Reycia Nedd As part of the Government’s ongoing efforts to mitigate the effects of flooding in Region 10, the Office of the Prime Minister, through the Civil Defense Commission (CDC), has distributed over 400 cleaning hampers to residents affected by the floods in Linden. Prime Minister’s Representative in Region 10, Orin Wilson, along with […]
By Josiah Williams The Ministry of Labour has announced the successful reduction of labour disputes and complaints across Guyana, a feat that will now be further bolstered by the launch of a new mobile application. The “Labour Advice” app aims to streamline the process of reporting and resolving labour issues, enhancing the Ministry’s ongoing efforts. […]
By Fabiana Mcklmon Residents of Albouystown and neighboring communities recently had the opportunity to share the transformative impacts of government programs and initiatives on their lives during a visit by U.S. Congressman Jonathan Jackson. The congressman interacted with residents and inspected various community projects, gaining firsthand insights into the positive changes brought about by these […]
By Fabiana Mcklmon Clarke’s Productions Inc. (CPI), a prominent training company, has launched a new initiative aimed at addressing men’s mental health in Guyana. The program, aptly titled “Men’s Mental Health,” seeks to dismantle the stigma surrounding mental health issues among men and provide them with the tools needed to navigate mental health challenges effectively. […]
By Eric Collymore A grassroots athletics camp is currently in full swing at the Leonora Track and Field Facility, featuring esteemed US coaches Jonathan Terry and Shelton Gilyard. Over the next three days, these coaches will be working closely with local track and field athletes, ages 11-22, to implement best practices that can unlock their […]
By Delicia Janneire Renowned Guyanese businesswoman Kerri Gravesande-Bart has unveiled her latest literary endeavor, “A Compilation of Corporate Governance for New Entrepreneurs.” In an exclusive interview with NCN News, Gravesande-Bart elaborated on the impetus behind her book, highlighting its intended role in guiding budding entrepreneurs within Guyana’s dynamic business environment. Gravesande-Bart’s new publication offers a […]