The Guyana National Broadcasting Authority (GNBA) proudly joins the world in celebrating World Down Syndrome Day. 💙💛
Today, we raise awareness, promote inclusion, and celebrate the abilities, talents, and contributions of persons with Down syndrome. Together, let’s continue to build a more inclusive and understanding society for all.
The Guyana National Broadcasting Authority (GNBA) extends warmest wishes to all our Muslim brothers and sisters across our beautiful nation on the joyous occasion of Eid.
May this special day bring peace, happiness, and countless blessings to you and your families. As we celebrate together in unity and respect, let us continue to embrace the spirit of compassion, generosity, and togetherness that defines our diverse and harmonious society.
Happy Phagwah, Guyana!
The Guyana National Broadcasting Authority extends warmest greetings to all Guyanese celebrating Phagwah across our beautiful nation.
May this festival of colors bring joy, unity, and renewed hope to every home. As we come together in the spirit of love, harmony, and togetherness, let us celebrate the vibrant diversity that makes our country strong and unique.
Wishing you a safe, joyful, and colorful Phagwah! 🌈💛💚❤️
#HappyPhagwah #Guyana #UnityInDiversity
Happy 56th Republic Anniversary, Guyana!
Today, as we celebrate Mashramani, we honor 56 proud years of Guyana as a Republic — a nation built on resilience, unity, and the vibrant spirit of our people. As we honor our past, we also celebrate the creativity and innovation shaping our future with the theme, “Expressing Our Culture Through Innovation and Creativity,” highlights the powerful fusion of our rich heritage with bold, modern expressions that showcase the true spirit of our people.
From the heart of our communities to the rhythm of the streets, Mashramani reminds us of who we are: strong, diverse, and unapologetically Guyanese. Let us celebrate our rich culture, our achievements, and the bright future ahead.
On this special day, the Board, Management and Staff at the Guyana National Broadcasting Authority extends warm Republic Day wishes to every citizen at home and abroad.❤️
Happy Mashramani! Happy 56th Republic Anniversary, Guyana!
One People. One Nation. One Destiny.
On 13 February, the Guyana National Broadcasting Authority (GNBA) joins the global community in observing World Radio Day under the theme “Radio and Artificial Intelligence.”
This year’s theme highlights the evolving relationship between radio broadcasting and emerging technologies. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly influencing how content is produced, distributed, and accessed—supporting news gathering, audience engagement, translation services, archiving, and data analysis.
As radio continues to adapt within a rapidly changing digital landscape, it remains one of the most trusted and accessible forms of media. The integration of AI presents opportunities to enhance efficiency and innovation, while reinforcing the core principles of accuracy, fairness, accountability, and public interest broadcasting.
The GNBA encourages broadcasters to embrace technological advancement responsibly, ensuring that the use of AI aligns with established broadcasting standards and safeguards the integrity of content.
On World Radio Day, we recognise the enduring relevance of radio in informing, educating, and connecting communities across Guyana and around the world.
As Guyana celebrates Mashramani, the Guyana National Broadcasting Authority (GNBA) reminds all broadcasters of their obligations under the Broadcasting Act 2011 and the Guidelines for Broadcasters to ensure that content aired is responsible, appropriate, and not harmful, particularly to children under eighteen (18).
Broadcasters are urged to exercise strong editorial responsibility and to operate in the public interest at all times. Special attention must be given to the protection of minors during prime-time hours (06:00 hrs – 22:00 hrs). Content containing references to alcohol or other adult themes must use clear and appropriate disclaimers where permitted.
Music and entertainment programming containing explicit alcohol or drug references, sexual or suggestive lyrics, offensive language, or promotion of violence or crime should be carefully reviewed, edited, aired in clean versions, or scheduled outside of prime time.
