Barima Waini Region RDC

📷 || Regional Chairman Mr. Brentnol Ashley, Regional Executive Officer Dr. Steven Cheefoon, along with other regional officers, met with community leaders, Head teachers, Community Health workers, and contractors to address concerns and bridge gaps in understanding regarding the cleaning and maintenance contracts that were awarded several weeks ago.

The engagement served as an important platform to clarify roles, responsibilities, and expectations associated with the contracts, ensuring that all stakeholders have a clear understanding of what is required for the successful ex*****on of the works. Discussions focused on strengthening communication, improving coordination, and fostering greater accountability among all parties involved.

The Regional Administration recognizes the importance of continuous dialogue and remains committed to working closely with community leaders, educational institutions, health institutions, and contractors to ensure that the objectives of the cleaning and maintenance programme are achieved efficiently and effectively for the benefit of all communities across the region.

📢 || Attention Residents!

An important Land Information Session will be held from June 8–12, 2026, at the RDC Boardroom, Mabaruma. Residents are encouraged to attend and bring their ID along with any land-related documents.

Your participation is important in helping to address land matters within the community.

ANNOUNCEMENT | MORUCA POWER & LIGHT ⚡️📢

Moruca Power & Light is pleased to advise all residents of the scheduled operating hours for the 17-hour electricity service:

🕔 Day Service: 5:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
🌙 Evening Service: 5:00 p.m. – 12:00 midnight

🏴 || It is with deep sadness and a heavy heart that we extend our sincere condolences on the passing of Mr. Clement Adams, Labour Officer of Port Kaituma, Region 1

Mr. Adams was a dedicated public servant who contributed meaningfully to the development of our region and the well-being of its people. His commitment to duty, professionalism, and service to others earned him the respect and admiration of many who had the privilege of working alongside him.

At this difficult time, we join with his wife Mrs. Bernice Adams, family, friends, colleagues, and the wider Port Kaituma community in mourning his loss. We pray that Almighty God grants strength and comfort to all who grieve and that the cherished memories of his life and service bring solace in the days ahead.

Life is a precious gift, yet it is often fragile and uncertain. While we mourn the loss of a dedicated son of Region One, we take comfort in the words of our Lord: “I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me, though he die, yet shall he live.” (John 11:25)

May the soul of Mr. Clement Adams rest in eternal peace, and may perpetual light shine upon him.

📷 || The Regional Democratic Council continues to strengthen collaboration and communication with its workforce. Regional Chairman Mr. Brentnol Ashley, Regional Vice-Chairman Mr. Paul Pierre, Regional Executive Officer Dr. Steven Cheefoon, Mayor Trevi Leung, along with other officers, met with all pathway workers where discussions were held on their roles, responsibilities, and the expectations moving forward.

Workers were also given the opportunity to voice their concerns and share suggestions in an open and constructive engagement aimed at improving efficiency, teamwork, and service delivery across the region. The RDC remains committed to supporting its workers and fostering a productive working environment for all.

📷 || This morning, pupils of Hosororo Nursery School paid a special visit to the Office of the Regional Chairman as part of their educational tour. Regional Chairman Mr. Brentnol Ashley warmly welcomed the children and interacted with them during their visit.

The visit provided the young pupils with an opportunity to learn more about the work of the Regional Democratic Council and the importance of leadership and public service within the Region.

The Regional Chairman expressed his delight in hosting the children and encouraged them to continue striving for excellence in their education and future endeavors.

MV Kimbia to Mabaruma

📷 || Parents of St. John's and Kachikamo, Waini participated in a meaningful and informative parental workshop aimed at strengthening the partnership between home and school for the betterment of students’ development and well-being.

The workshop focused on the importance of parental involvement, positive guidance, child welfare, and creating supportive environments for students to thrive academically and socially. Parents were given the opportunity to engage in discussions, raise concerns, and gain valuable insights on supporting their children throughout their educational journey.

In attendance were Senior Welfare Officer Ms. Leah Robinson, Welfare Officer Ms. Rayann Chan Chu, Guidance and Counsellor Officer Ms. Agneta Swaving, and Police Officer Ms. Samantha Harper, who all shared valuable presentations and guidance with parents.

The initiative was both interactive and impactful, reinforcing the importance of continued collaboration between parents, educators, welfare officers, and law enforcement in shaping the future of our children.

📷 || 🇬🇾 As we proudly celebrate the 60th Anniversary of Guyana’s Independence, I extend heartfelt greetings to the people of Region One and all Guyanese at home and abroad.

This Diamond Jubilee is a proud reminder of our journey as a nation, a journey marked by resilience, sacrifice, unity, and progress. Sixty years ago, our foreparents envisioned a free and independent Guyana where every citizen would have the opportunity to contribute to nation-building and national development.

Today, as one people, one nation, one destiny, let us continue to work together in unity, peace, and patriotism for the betterment of our beloved country. May we remain inspired by the spirit of One Guyana as we build stronger communities and a brighter future for generations to come.

Happy 60th Independence Anniversary, Guyana!
May God continue to bless our beautiful nation.

Brentnol Ashley
Regional Chairman