Source: Village Voice – The Voice of the People … as broadcaster bemoan exorbitant fees – authority urges defaulters to visit office, agree to payment plan By Svetlana Marshall Close to $174M in Broadcast Licence Fees remain outstanding, Guyana National Broadcasting Authority (GNBA) Board Secretary and Administrative Manager, Violet Boyal has said. In an […]
Source: Guyana Chronicle – to train 1,000 teachers, equip them with technological devices ENHANCED virtual education is expected soon, as the Ministry of Education has convened training for 1,000 teachers and procured over 1,000 devices to supplement this effort. The initiative, which costs $174M, is being executed through a collaborative effort among the ministry, the […]
Source: The National Trust of Guyana
Source: Guyana Chronicle In Guyana, radio remains the most widely consumed communication medium and its unique capacity to reach its audiences means radio can be leveraged to shape a society’s social and cultural fabric and identity while being a catalytic medium through which democracy can evolve and thrive. This is according to Minister within the […]
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Source: Village Voice News Deborah Barrow-Graham, the lone Guyanese student to make the 2020 Principal’s Roll of Honour at the Hugh Wooding Law School was on Tuesday admitted to the local bar realizing her dream of one day becoming a lawyer. The mother of one, said while it was her dream to become an […]
Source: Guyana National Broadcasting Authority
Source: Kaieteur News The Guyana National Broadcasting Authority (GNBA) has publicized the names of 20 radio, television, and cable operators who have together accumulated a debt to the Authority totaling in excess of $100M. Kaieteur News understands that the defaulting operators have been paying the licensing fees ranging from $300,000 to $2.5M annually for several […]
Source: Guyana Chronicle The Guyana National Broadcasting Authority (GNBA) will soon seek to recover the debt owed by defaulters to properly execute its mandate. Minister of Public Affairs within the Office of the Prime Minister, Kwame McCoy, made this statement on Friday, during a meeting with the GNBA management. “In the next few weeks, the […]
