Eight broadcasters, including the state-owned National Communications Network (NCN), have been given until the end of the month to get their licensing in order, Chairperson of the governing board of the Guyana National Broadcasting Authority (GNBA) Bibi Shadick announced yesterday.
Shadick revealed that of the eight entities that were written to by the GNBA in the latter part of September to get their paperwork in order, NCN received two letters for its television and radio licence applications.
The remaining seven are STVS Channel 4, the Learn-ing Channel, NTN Channel 69, Jacob Rambarran Broad-casting Systems, WRHM Channel 7, Tarzie Transmis-sion out of Bartica and the New Guyana Company Limited (the PPP/C-aligned media corporation.) Shadick expressed disappointment that NCN and WHRM, who she noted were
