By Travis Seymour The Guyana National Rugby team, affectionately known as the ‘Green Machine,’ is gearing up for an exciting challenge as they head to Trinidad and Tobago this weekend to participate in The Rugby Americas North (RAN) south zone clash. The upcoming tournament marks Guyana’s return to international competition in the 15’s version since […]
By Travis Seymour The second edition of the Republic Bank and Cricket West Indies ‘Five for Fun’ cricket program has been launched, aiming to engage 1500 youths from 75 schools across Guyana in cricketing activities over the next few months. The program, designed to nurture grassroots talent and promote cricket at the primary level, was […]
By Shawnette Fiedtkou – Correspondent The International Development and Relief Foundation (IDRF), a Canada-based non-governmental organization, successfully conducted a comprehensive Suicide Prevention Training workshop in Linden over the weekend. This initiative is part of the ongoing efforts to address mental health challenges in vulnerable communities across Guyana. The training session, held at Shanghai’s residence in […]
By Saskia Warrick The Ministry of Education (MOE) is gearing up to implement an intensified literacy programme in schools, aiming to ensure that every child reaches the appropriate reading standard by Grade 4. Education Minister Priya Manickchand made this announcement during the launch of two books by the late Dr. Walter Rodney earlier today. Minister […]
By Samuel Gillis In an intense showdown, the St. Joseph High Law Society Youth Group emerged triumphant over the Emerald Master Guide Club Youth Group in Match 4, Round 1 for District 11 of the Speaker’s Regional Youth Debating Competition 2024. The debate centered on the moot, “Guyana should implement stricter regulations to protect its […]
By Samuel Gillis Guyana is gearing up to host its first-ever Cuban-Latin American festival, “Fiesta Cubana,” aimed at celebrating the vibrant tapestry of Latin American culture while fostering travel and cross-cultural interaction. Scheduled to take place on May 5 at Georgetown’s Promenade Gardens, the event promises attendees a day filled with Latin American cuisine, beverages, […]
By Royan Abrams Region Six is gearing up to minimize flooding in both residential and farming areas during the upcoming rainy season, according to assurances provided by Region Six Chairman David Armogan during a recent media engagement. With early forecasts predicting significant rainfall, the regional administration is actively working to ensure that drainage systems are […]
By Nakasia Logan Following the collapse of the Stabroek Market wharf roof, vendors are urging authorities to rebuild the structure, emphasizing the need for a modernized facility while preserving its historical significance. The collapse, which occurred on April 17, resulted in injuries to five individuals and damage to several businesses. However, swift action from the […]
By Kristin Josiah Dengue fever, a viral infection transmitted through the bite of infected mosquitoes, is a disease that can significantly disrupt one’s life. While many who contract dengue may experience mild or no symptoms, for others, it can progress into a severe and potentially fatal illness. In tonight’s edition of NCN Health, sponsored by […]
By Josiah Williams In a remarkable display of solidarity, Guyanese citizens have collectively donated over $110.8 million to support Palestinian refugees through the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA). Facilitated by the Central Islamic Organisation of Guyana (CIOG), the Muslim Youth Organisation (MYO), and the Guyana Islamic Trust (GIT), this fundraising […]