«NikVesti» is an independent media in the Mykolaiv region, which provides daily, balanced, reliable and prompt information to the audience about events in the region, Ukraine and the world.
The publication was founded in the spring of 2009. We have a wide range of topics: politics, business, finance, technology, sports, but we traditionally pay significant attention to the systematic analysis of the work of local self-government bodies and state authorities in the Mykolaiv region.
One of the missions of the publication is to make the processes, that take place in government, open and understandable. In 2019, «NikVesti» began to broadcast meetings of deputy commissions and plenary sessions of sessions in the Mykolaiv region.
In 2020, during the local elections, it was «NikVesti» that became the platform for the first debates in Mykolaiv by candidates for the position of Mykolaiv mayor. 8,000 viewers watched the debate live on the publication's YouTube channel. The total number of views of the debate is 40,000.
Also in 2020, an exit poll was organized by order of «NikVestі» during the voting of the second round of Mykolayiv mayoral elections, which coincided with the official results with an error of ~1%.
A number of «NikVesti» correspondents are officially accredited by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to cover measures for the defense of Ukrainian territories during the Russian-Ukrainian war. The publication is also accredited by the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine.
The «NikVesti» publication is officially registered in accordance with the legislation of Ukraine. The relevant certificate MK No. 1155-652/PR was issued by the Main Territorial Administration of Justice in Mykolaiv Oblast.
The founder of the mass media is the Private Enterprise «NikVesti Production» (EDRPOU code 35722502) with the following ownership structure: 90% - Oksana Albinivna Yanishevska, 10% - Oleg Anatoliyovych Derenyuga.
Official address of the publication: Mykolaiv, Faleevska street, 24-B.
The telephone number of the editorial office is +380932838912.
Email: nikvesti.com@gmail.com
In addition to the journalism of «NikVesti», the following are involved in the filming of documentary films:
Weekend (2018), directed by Zhanna Maksimenko-Dovgach, produced by Oksana Yanishevska.
This film is a portrait of the city of Mykolaiv, the people who live in it, a film about the search for identity against the background of a new reality. It was taken on May 9, when the townspeople came out to celebrate the national holiday. Old and new symbols side by side, the possibility or lack of understanding between people who, although they live on neighboring streets, are becoming further and further apart. Discussions, pro-Ukrainian and pro-Soviet struggles, red poppies and St. George's ribbons... The flagship of Russian imperial and then Soviet shipbuilding, the city, which was completely pro-Russian under the Soviet Union, suddenly showed its Ukrainian essence. Jumping from extreme to extreme, it is looking for its place on the modern map of Ukraine.
The film was awarded 1st place in the Dream city 2018 international short film competition, 2nd place in the DocuBaku 2018 short film competition, participated in the DocuDays 2018 competition program, Odessa International Film Festival 2018, goEast Film Festival in Germany, BEAST 2018 and Lisbon Film Preview 2019 in Portugal, WizzArt 2018 in Lviv, GogolFest 2018 in Mariupol.
Mykolaiv. Chronicles of protest (2018), directed by Zhanna Maksimenko-Dovgach, produced by Oksana Yanishevska.
The film depicts the key events of 2012-2014 in the Mykolaiv region and Ukraine. The authors met with the direct participants of the local Euromaidan and tried to find an answer to the question: what would have happened if Mykolaiv had not risen and stopped the «Russian Spring» in 2014?
Battle for Voznesensk (2022).
A month after the successful repulse of the assault on Voznesensk, the NikVesti team went to the city to find out how it was possible to win the battle against the overwhelming enemy. Side by side, the people of Voznesen, along with the Armed Forces and the police, defended the city, preventing Russian troops from advancing deep into the south of Ukraine and planning an attack on Odesa.
