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NCN hosts corruption debates from tonight
The government’s state-owned National Communications Network (NCN) has announced plans to host a series of debates on corruption starting today.
According to the entity, the debate will be broadcast live and will be a seven-part series.
The first airing will be tonight at 19:00hrs.
Al Creighton
NCN said that already, invitations have been extended to representatives of Government, Parliamentary political parties, the private sector and civil society to discuss issues of corruption.
“The seven-part debate series will be moderated by Al Creighton, Administrator, Academic and Researcher of the University of Guyana and Associate Fellow at University of Warwick.
These debates will be aired twice weekly on Sundays and Wednesdays on Radio (Voice of Guyana) and Television (Channel 11).”
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