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President Ali Commits to Improving Security and Infrastructure at Bourda Market

President Irfaan Ali made an early morning visit to Bourda Market today, where he committed to improving security and addressing key infrastructural challenges raised by vendors. During his visit, vendors highlighted concerns about the lack of safety measures at the market. In response, the president announced plans to establish a police outpost at the market […]

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Cemetery Road Project 90% Complete, Expected to Finish in 4 Days

By Delicia Janneire The Cemetery Road project is making significant progress, with 90% of the work now complete. Minister of Public Works, Juan Edghill, provided this update during an inspection today, noting that the project has advanced from 70% to 90% completion in just 11 days. Joel Tucker, a senior engineer from the Ministry, detailed […]

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Minister Hugh Todd Hosts Emancipation Lunch for Linden Seniors

On Emancipation Day, Minister of Foreign Affairs Hugh Todd celebrated with the senior citizens of Victory Valley, Linden, treating them to a special lunch and entertainment event. Held on the Victory Valley Hard Court, the event featured a meal of African cuisine accompanied by cultural performances including African drumming and folksongs. Minister Todd addressed the […]

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New $565M Pump Station Commissioned at Greenwich Park

A new $565 million pump station has been officially commissioned at Greenwich Park on the East Bank of Essequibo. This state-of-the-art facility is set to significantly enhance the drainage capacity in the rice-growing region. The pump station features two pumping units, each capable of moving 100 cubic feet of water per second. This upgrade will […]

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112 Graduates Complete Board of Industrial Training Programs

In a significant milestone, 112 individuals have successfully completed their training programs offered by the Board of Industrial Training (BIT) at the Herstelling Assembly of God, Global Outreach Centre. This diverse group of graduates included 10 males and 102 females, who were recognized for their accomplishments in various fields including Floral Designs and Events Decor, […]

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APAD to Host Emancipation Celebration and Expo

The Association of People of African Descent (APAD) is inviting everyone to join their Emancipation Celebration and Expo on August 1st at Malteenoes Sports Ground, located opposite the National Park. The event, which begins at noon, promises a vibrant celebration of Afro-Guyanese heritage and culture, with free admission for all attendees. The celebration will feature […]

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The Health Benefits of Consuming Beef Liver

Cow’s liver, commonly known as beef liver, is a nutritious and affordable meat option that offers numerous health benefits. Despite its unique flavor, which some people may find unappealing, the liver’s high nutrient content makes it a valuable addition to any diet. In tonight’s edition of NCN Health, brought to you by GTM Insurance Company […]

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Caimans and Jaguars Secure Victories in GCB T10 Blast

By Tyriq Walters The Guyana Cricket Board’s T10 Blast at the Enmore Community Center Ground, East Coast Demerara, witnessed contrasting victories for the Berbice Caimans and the Essequibo Jaguars in an exciting double-header. In the first game, the Berbice Caimans faced off against the Essequibo Anacondas. Batting first, the Anacondas posted a modest total of […]

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Ministry of Education Records Successful NGSA with High Turnout

By Saskia Warrick The Ministry of Education has announced that this year’s National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) saw the largest post-COVID turnout, despite some absenteeism. With a remarkable 95% attendance rate among registered students and only a 3% absentee rate, this year’s NGSA marked a significant achievement in post-pandemic education. Minister Priya Manickchand attributed this […]

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Fire Suspected to Be Caused by Electricity Theft Leaves 11 Homeless in New Amsterdam, Berbice

An unfortunate fire suspected to be caused by electricity theft has ravaged two homes in Angoy’s Avenue, New Amsterdam, Berbice, rendering a total of 11 individuals homeless. Rudolph Majeed, one of the occupants of the destroyed homes, recounted the harrowing experience. The fire erupted shortly after 8:30 a.m. while he and his wife were in […]

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