By Shawnette Fiedtkou On May 26, 1966, a significant moment in Guyana’s history unfolded as the Union Jack was lowered, and the Golden Arrowhead was hoisted, marking the birth of an independent nation. Now, as Guyana prepares to celebrate its 58th Independence Day anniversary, a historic move has been made by the Government of Guyana. […]
By Saskia Warrick Five low-income families residing on the West Bank of Demerara were handed the keys to their new homes on Monday, marking a significant improvement in their living conditions. This initiative falls under the government’s Core Homes Initiative, which aims to provide better housing for low-income and vulnerable families across Guyana. Funded by […]
By Samuel Gillis From May 19th to 25th, Guyana observes Emergency Medical Technician (EMS) Week, a time dedicated to honoring the invaluable contributions of paramedics, EMTs, and 911 dispatchers. In light of this occasion, NCN News visited the headquarters of the Guyana Fire Service to shed light on the crucial role of EMS professionals and […]
By Samuel Gillis In a bid to further improve learning outcomes among students, the Ministry of Education’s Guyana Learning Channel is set to introduce a new initiative called ‘BRAINIACS’ – a CSEC game show designed to engage students in a fun and interactive way. Samuel Gillis recently visited one of their preparation sessions to learn […]
By Nakasia Logan The legal community gathered in solemn remembrance yesterday to honor the esteemed Justice Desiree Patricia Bernard, celebrating her enduring influence and significant contributions to regional jurisprudence. The memorial service, held at St. George’s Cathedral, offered heartfelt tributes to Justice Bernard, highlighting her profound impact on the legal profession. Acting Chief Justice Roxanne […]
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 Josiah Williams President Dr. Irfaan Ali recently visited the community of Bonasika Creek in Region 3, Essequibo River, where he pledged to transform it into a major agricultural hub. During his engagement with residents, President Ali acknowledged the community’s significant production of crops such as ginger, banana, pumpkin, and provisions. He committed to doubling […]
By Josiah Williams Exactly one year has passed since the tragic Mahdia Dorm fire claimed the lives of 20 children, leaving others injured and traumatized. Steve Jerome, father of Adonijah Jerome, the youngest victim, expressed the profound impact of losing his son and the bond formed with the other victims’ families. Romario Joseph, father of […]
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 Reycia Nedd As preparations intensify for Guyana’s 58th Independence celebration at the Mackenzie Stadium in Linden, beautification efforts are in full swing to ensure a memorable and historic event. Over the weekend, Prime Minister Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Phillips spearheaded a clean-up campaign in Linden, joined by Minister of Public Works Bishop Juan Edghill and […]