WITHIN days, residents of Bartica and far-flung communities like Karatabo, Westerbeck and Karrau in the Cuyuni-Mazaruni District will be able to switch on their radios and hear ‘familiar’ voices as the Government moves to commission the Bartica Radio Station.
The multi-million dollar radio station is expected to be commissioned on Sunday, November 19. The National Communications Network (NCN), Assistant Production Manager (Studios), Devon Roberts told the Guyana Chronicle that the radio station is 91% complete. Housed in the Bartica Learning Research Centre, the radio station, which comprises a lobby, technical/editing room, storage room, training centre and a studio, is equipped with the latest technology in the radio broadcasting industry.
The multi-million dollar radio station is expected to be commissioned on Sunday, November 19. The National Communications Network (NCN), Assistant Production Manager (Studios), Devon Roberts told the Guyana Chronicle that the radio station is 91% complete. Housed in the Bartica Learning Research Centre, the radio station, which comprises a lobby, technical/editing room, storage room, training centre and a studio, is equipped with the latest technology in the radio broadcasting industry.