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The National Data Management Authority (NDMA) through its Schools Connectivity Initiative, to date, has managed to connect over 98 Primary Schools across the country to the e-Government network, with that number to increase during the course of the year. NDMA Chairman, Floyd Levi said recently that after completing the Secondary Schools Connectivity Project last year, […]
Director of the National Data Management Authority (NDMA), Floyd Levi says the US$17M ICT – Information and Communication Technology Access and E-Services for Hinterland, Poor and Remote Communities Project catered for under the Guyana REDD+ Investment Fund (GRIF), when fully implemented, will bring the government closer to its goal of bridging the gap between hinterland […]
The National Data Management Authority is conducting a series of training and capacity building exercises in keeping with its long-term goal of having the Government’s Information Communication Technology (ICT) infrastructure managed exclusively by an experienced pool of local engineers. Director of the NDMA, Floyd Levi said recently that a two-month training exercise was conducted in […]
The community of Mocha/Arcadia on the East Bank Demerara has received an Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Hub at the Community Centre. The centre is located in the compound of the Mocha/Arcadia Primary school. Much emphasis has been placed on developing the small community, approximately 4,000 persons. “Technology is changing rapidly. When you look at the […]
Residents, particularly the youths of East Ruimveldt, Georgetown, will now benefit from the services of a new Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Hub, which was today officially opened at the Community Centre. The project is a collaborative effort of the Government’s E-Government Unit, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Georgetown Mayor […]
For Hinterland, Remote and Poor Communities (HRPC) having access to internet services is one thing, but knowing how to utilize this technology for the benefit of one’s self and community, is another. To catapult Guyana into a digital society with internet-savvy citizens who can all benefit from new technologies, calls for the training of its […]
The Guyana Telecommunications Agency has been officially established as of January 19, 2017, this is the first of two phases in the implementation of the Telecommunications Act 2016. This disclosure was made by Minister of Public Telecommunications Catherine Hughes this morning at a press conference. “The objective of establishing the agency now is to give […]
THE Ministry of Public Telecommunication (MoPT) in partnership with the National Data Management Authority (NDMA), and the Guyana Police Force (GPF) recently launched an Information and Communication Technology (ICT) hub at Sisters Village on the East Bank of Berbice (EBB). Addressing residents, Director of Community Development and Social Management of the NDMA, Phillip Walcott said […]
The Ministry of Public Telecommunications has set an aggressive agenda of achieving liberalisation in the telecommunications industry. This has been a pursuit for several years. Public Telecommunications Minister, Cathy Hughes, shared with Kaieteur News that the Ministry has been working on a number of preparatory activities for commencement of the new regulatory regime following the […]
Residents of remote, hinterland and depressed communities, will over the next five years, be able to access government services online. This US$17M project is being funded under the Guyana/Norway Agreement by the GRIF fund, and it will be managed by the United Nations Development Programme, (UNDP). During an interview with the Department of Public Information, […]