Autopsy said Ariana drowned – father
The father of Ariana Younge tonight said that the pathologists who conducted the autopsy on his daughter found that she had drowned.
- Monday, 28th April, 2025
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Autopsy said Ariana drowned – father
TSU called in to quell unrest at hospital, rubber pellets fired
Justice for Adriana protests held at Melanie, Buxton, Den Amstel and Bartica
‘She was my life’, Adriana Younge’s grieving mother pleads for justice
The mother of 11-year-old Adriana Younge, whose life was tragically cut short last week, yesterday shared cherished memories of the daughter she described as “quick, smart,” and “lively,” while making a desperate plea for justice.
Law enforcement appointments must be based on professionalism, not political loyalty – Goolsarran
Deputy Superintendent of Police dies after colliding with bridge at Montrose
Guyana’s Sovereign Wealth Fund able to withstand impact of any global shocks – IMF
Heroes Highway to get asphalt overlay – Ali
How the Cost of Living is affecting people Part 125
Interviews and photos by Subhana Shiwmangal Stabroek News spoke to members of the public in Melanie Damishana, East Coast Demerara, Region Four about the rising cost of living and how it is affecting them.
Bartica businessman freed of charges related to 2023 nightclub shooting for want of evidence
A businessman from Bartica, Cuyuni–Mazaruni has been cleared of attempted murder and felonious wounding charges after the case was dismissed for lack of evidence.
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TSU called in to quell unrest at hospital, rubber pellets fired
Manager, driver charged with Tuschen hotel murder
Juretha Fernandes dismisses possible PM offer from PNCR
Protests continue over Adrianna’s death
‘She was my life’, Adriana Younge’s grieving mother pleads for justice
Bartica businessman freed of charges related to 2023 nightclub shooting for want of evidence
Duo freed over Double Day Hotel murder charge
Heroes Highway to get asphalt overlay – Ali
Deputy Superintendent of Police dies after colliding with bridge at Montrose
Minister Sukhai’s statement
Minister of Amerindian Affairs Pauline Sukhai recently presented a seemingly reassuring picture of Guyana’s commitment to promoting and protecting the rights of its Indigenous Peoples at the United Nations (UN) Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues.
The 2025 International Narcotics Control Strategy Report on Guyana
“All are Involved, All are Consumed.”
Newly crowned Miss Bartica Regatta manages to balance sports and pageantry
Martian Nella: storyteller and keeper of Guyanese folklore
Making a case for preserving Guyana’s intangible cultural heritage
The tabling of a ten years’ late, incomplete Ethnic Relations Commission’s audited financial statement is wrong in all respects
The suddenness in the police’s construction of its SOPs does not appear to be the outcome of an expert driven process
The Tuschen community prevented a more calamitous ending
These institutions are in urgent need of restructuring and new leadership
Guyana’s options for border and democratic security
What is happening at Tuschen is a wake-up call
No trust in the president
Adrianna Younge was failed by all
ERC offers prayers and support to family of Adrianna Younge
Citizens protest at Den Amstel, Melanie Damishana over Adrianna’s death
Lorry driver dies after crashing into fence at Cotton Tree
Specialised team to offer counselling at Adrianna Younge’s school today
Veteran Guyanese journalist among Commonwealth observers for T&T polls
Three East La Penitence neighbours granted bail on assault charges
Child rights commission calls for justice, accountability over Adrianna’s death
Protests continue over Adrianna’s death
IMF says expects Guyana to continue having very fast growth rates
Belladrum residents protest over Adrianna Younge’s death
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Newly crowned Miss Bartica Regatta manages to balance sports and pageantry
Martian Nella: storyteller and keeper of Guyanese folklore
Making a case for preserving Guyana’s intangible cultural heritage
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Dolphin dethrones Chase Academy to clinch crown
Milo/Massy Secondary School Football Dolphin ended Chase Academy’s reign in the Milo/Massy Secondary School Football Championship, prevailing by a 3-2 score-line in the final last evening at the Ministry of Education Ground on Carifesta Avenue.
Eagles, Mambas, Guardians register wins in ‘One Guyana’ Basketball
Zoon Logistics backs ‘Battle of the Rising Stars’ with major sponsorship
Silver Bullets, Swag, DC Ballers storm into knockout round
Slingerz FC, Monedderlust FC record big wins as GFF Elite League action heats up
Pouderoyen clips Eagles 3-0 in U13 Football
Foreigners playing major role in construction industry
-Cubans, Venezuelans, Chinese working on big projects Major construction projects in the city are increasingly featuring large numbers of non-nationals who employers say work in a disciplined manner and are reliable.
Kazakhstan’s OPEC+ defiance could push Saudi into a painful price war: Bousso
City still to receive formal documentation on Duke Tower Hotel – Mayor
Trump trade war spreads more gloom across businesses across the world
Tropical Shipping hails exemption from Chinese built vessels tariff
Chinese businesses increasingly dominant at Lethem
Trinidad elections body says all set for today’s polls
(Trinidad Guardian) The battle of political giants takes place from dawn to dusk (6 am to 6 pm) today with key marginal seats being the target – and heavy security in play.
In Trinidad: Notorious gangster Shumba killed in shootout with cops
`Appropriate’ Jamaica court cases to be live-streamed on YouTube
Argentina bids farewell to Pope Francis with ‘symbolic embrace’ at open-air mass in Buenos Aires
Kamla defends her health; apologises for mistakes
Chinese auto shop reopening hinges on legal compliance – Jamaica Gov’t
Huge power outage brings parts of Spain and Portugal to standstill
MADRID/LISBON, (Reuters) – A huge power outage brought parts of Spain and Portugal to a standstill today, grounding planes, halting public transport, causing panic buying and leaving the two countries scrambling to restore power to millions of homes and businesses.
