–Prime Minister Phillips affirms; credits NCN for ‘excellent’ work over the past two decades
PRIME Minister, Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Phillips has underscored the pivotal role of the National Communications Network (NCN) in disseminating public information and promoting government transparency, as he addressed the network’s inaugural Production Awards Ceremony, which was held in commemoration of NCN’s 20th Anniversary.

In his remarks, Prime Minister Phillips commended NCN’s staff for their commitment to excellence in journalism.
“Through the work that NCN has produced over the last two decades, we have been privileged to witness the transformation of our media landscape through good storytelling and impactful messaging in your work,” the Prime Minister said.

He said that the government is committed to fostering open communication channels with the public and promoting transparency, noting the role of technology in facilitating information exchange and openness.

According to Prime Minister Phillips, the government views technology as an instrument for improving transparency, making information easily accessible, and cultivating a culture of engagement and mutual responsibility.

He acknowledged that this vision would only be accomplished with the diligent efforts of the state media personnel.
Prime Minister Phillips praised NCN’s efforts in upholding high standards of journalism, storytelling, and programming.

“The growth and evolution of NCN have been remarkable, with your programming catering to our people’s diverse needs and interests.”
He also commended NCN’s management team for recognising and rewarding the outstanding contributions of staff members, citing the importance of investing in employee growth and development.