Ignite — Guyana's stories, lit from within

Guyana's channel, lit from within — live on TV Channel 6, ENet 6 and streaming worldwide. WATCH LIVE ›› Publishing daily

News that moves Guyana — fast, verified, local-first journalism for the nation and its diaspora. READ TODAY ›› Coming soon

Reinventing Radio A new sound for Georgetown — music, talk and live culture, built for the way Guyana listens now. TUNE IN SOON — 105.1 FM VISIT IGNITERADIO ››

Ignite · Georgetown, Guyana

ABOUT IGNITE ▼

BroadcastTV Channel 6Terrestrial · Georgetown & coast

CableENet Channel 6National cable carriage

Radio105.1 FMIgnite Radio · coming soon

Reach150K daily3–5 million monthly viewers

01 · Our brands

Three signals, one flame.

Everything Ignite makes travels under one hummingbird — but reaches you three ways: through the screen in your living room, the phone in your hand, and the speaker in your car.

Ignite Television

Guyana's channel for live broadcast, streaming and on-demand shows — from the nightly Ignite News Hour to Ignite Finance, The President's Diary, Grow Guyana, United for Biodiversity and the Weekly Digest.

Live TVHourly guideOn demandOriginal shows

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Ignite News

News that moves Guyana. Fast, verified, local-first journalism for the nation and its diaspora — breaking stories, politics, business, oil & gas, sport and culture, checked before we publish and explained so they matter to you.

NewsBusinessSportCultureDiaspora

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Ignite Radio

Reinventing radio for Guyana. A new station on 105.1 FM out of Georgetown — music, talk and live culture, with the same craft that shaped the picture now behind the sound.

105.1 FMMusicTalkLive culture

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Inside the newsroom

Verified before it moves.

The three pillars decide what we cover. These standards decide how. Ignite News publishes its own rulebook for sourcing, fairness and correction, so readers can hold us to it.

Whole-story journalism

A policy, the people it lands on and the money behind it are one story, not three. We report the announcement, then stay with it — following the timeline, the delivery and the effect on the communities on the receiving end, in every region of the country.

Unbiased by discipline

Impartiality is a practice, not a claim. We seek every side before publication, attribute what is not yet confirmed, and give equal sourcing effort across parties. We present the facts and leave the conclusions to the reader.

Accountable in the open

Two independent sources for contested claims
Right of reply before we publish
Corrections dated and visible, never silent edits
Video verified and labelled on screen
Every story carries a byline

The Morning Spark

Guyana's headlines in your inbox by 7am. Free, every weekday.

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02 · Philosophy

Three pillars, one country.

Guyana is changing faster than at any point in its history. A transforming economy, expanding infrastructure and a society negotiating rapid growth all demand journalism and programming that do more than repeat headlines. Everything we make sits on three pillars.

Development

The story of a nation being built. Infrastructure, energy, oil and gas, housing, education, healthcare, agriculture, and the policies and public investments shaping the country's future. We follow the money, the timelines and the outcomes, tracking not just what is announced but what is delivered.

Human Interest and Impact

The people behind the headlines. Development means little if its effect on ordinary lives goes unexamined. We tell the stories of Guyanese families, workers, students and communities, showing how national change is experienced at street level in every region of the country.

Business and Private Sector Interests

The engine of the economy. Markets, investment, entrepreneurship and the private sector driving Guyana's growth, reported for the business community that needs the intelligence and the public that has a stake in the outcome.

“Truth is our foundation. Trust is our commitment.”

In an era of misinformation, the facts about this nation's progress belong in the hands of its people, presented with clarity and context. We champion freedom of expression, cultural respect and accountability, and we bring a broadcaster's discipline to everything we publish: verify first, report clearly, and let people form their own opinions.

03 · Our story

Reinventing the picture.

Guyanese media grew up on a handful of channels and a morning paper. Ignite was built on a different bet: that a new Guyana — younger, online, oil-era ambitious — deserves media that moves at its speed without losing its standards.

The signal Broadcast

It starts with Channel 6 — a terrestrial signal out of Georgetown, carried nationally on ENet cable. Live coverage, original programming and a nightly news hour built with real broadcast craft: safe areas respected, facts verified, every frame considered.

The newsroom Digital

Then the news left the schedule. Ignite News — news that moves Guyana — took the same editorial discipline and made it continuous, publishing around the clock across development, human impact and the private sector, meeting readers wherever they scroll.

The sound Radio

Next comes the frequency. Ignite Radio arrives on 105.1 FM out of Georgetown, reinventing radio for a country that listens while it works, drives and builds — bringing the craft that shaped the picture to music, talk and live culture.

The platform Everywhere

Now they run as one system: stories break online, deepen on air, carry over the airwaves and live on demand — streaming, VOD and apps carrying Guyanese voices to the diaspora and the world. The hummingbird always faces right: toward what's next.

04 · Work with us

Put your brand in the frame.

From national TV campaigns to targeted digital placements and radio spots, Ignite reaches Guyanese audiences at home and abroad — on air, on cable, on the airwaves, online and on demand.

Advertise on Ignite Television ›› Advertise on Ignite News ›› Submit a story to the newsroom ››

05 · Contact

Reach the desk.

Address: 216–217 Camp and Lamaha Street, Georgetown, Guyana
Broadcast: TV Channel 6 · ENet Channel 6 · Radio 105.1 FM
Television: ignitetelevision.com
News: ignitenews.com/contact
Radio: igniteradio.com

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