Detectives working on several theories in Adriana’s case
-Blanhum Detectives investigating the death of Adriana Younge are working on several theories and are at the evidence gathering stage, according to Crime Chief, Wendell Blanhum.
- Tuesday, 13th May, 2025
- Today's Paper
Detectives working on several theories in Adriana’s case
Rising lawlessness poses serious threat to democratic institutions
Full Court declines to lift injunction preventing GRA from seizing Mohameds’ vehicles – lawyers
GPHC honours 56 nurses
Fifty-six nurses were honoured yesterday by the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) in observance of International Nurses Day 2025 under the theme, “Our Nurses.
Medical Council wants more info on Trinidad pathologist sought by Adriana’s family
The Medical Council of Guyana (MCG) announced last evening that it has put on hold the short-term registration application of Trinidadian pathologist Dr.
Charge upgraded to murder in Jeremiah Gustave case
A man who was previously charged with the attempted murder of seven-year-old Jeremiah Gustave, has now been charged with murder.
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Odessa Primus denied entry to the United States
There are foundational issues of national importance that arise from Adriana Younge’s tragic demise
Full Court declines to lift injunction preventing GRA from seizing Mohameds’ vehicles – lawyers
New Brickdam school 90% complete
Gov’t pledges once again to rehabilitate D’Urban Park
West side Hindus hold peaceful demonstration in response to denigrating song
Medical Council seeking more information on T&T pathologist sought by Younge family
US visa revocations, Dep’t of Treasury sanctions not related
IMF pegs population at 814,000; though census results still not ready
Five granted bail on charges stemming from Sophia incident
President’s address on World Press Freedom Day
On the occasion of World Press Freedom Day on May 3rd, President Ali announced that he will present a paper at the next CARICOM Heads of Government meeting addressing the “evolving definition of media.”
Legal abortion yields 97% decline in complications
Is it not time for us to embrace a system of shared governance?
Not by design, Carol Fraser has mothered and mentored many
Cancer survivor Jeremy Simmons joins Brocode in helping nudge men towards catching prostate cancer early
For registered Nurse Jonathan Vyfhuis, the profession is about selflessness and patient-centred care
Refer the Oil Pollution Bill 2025 to a Select Committee due to its technical deficiencies and legal ambiguity
Guyana’s economic performance under Dr. Ali since August 2020 was nothing but extraordinary
Clarifying engineering ambiguities on the new Demerara Harbour Bridge
Bus parks in Georgetown have become the epicentres of violent, criminal, and lawless behaviour
Hinduism was ignominiously dragged into the death of Adriana Younge
‘Baby Skello’ is the product of a divided nation totally ignorant of their neighbour’s religion and culture
GuySuCo is collapsing and it’s not by accident
The relevance of GTUC’s 2011 comprehensive list can be tested if the state genuinely seeks to advance the African-Guyanese condition
‘Because We Care’ Cash Grant being handed out in regions 7, 9
Woman on trial over murder of ex-boyfriend
Former Orealla toshao died of heart attack
Three charged with murder of man at Yarrowkabra shop
Prashad Nagar man placed on two-year bond over threatening language charge
Linden protest death probe ongoing
Medical Council seeking more information on T&T pathologist sought by Younge family
IMF pegs population at 814,000; though census results still not ready
Delay in Chinoweing’s promised land extension drags on as another NTC conference looms
Unity fisherfolk call for govt intervention on key infrastructure
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Not by design, Carol Fraser has mothered and mentored many
Cancer survivor Jeremy Simmons joins Brocode in helping nudge men towards catching prostate cancer early
For registered Nurse Jonathan Vyfhuis, the profession is about selflessness and patient-centred care
‘I am very passionate about every piece I make, I pour my heart in’ – Matapee fashion designer
Two women honoured by govt for excellence in media work felt pulled towards the field
Breaking the ice
My Mother’s Recipes
The dishevelled Thunderbolts*
Restrictions on movement and public gatherings
Recognising street masquerade as an important part of the tradition
Guyana women seal historic first T20 Blaze title in thrilling super over finish
The Guyana senior women’s cricket team carved their names into the annals of regional cricket history on Sunday night, clinching their maiden Windies Cricket T20 Blaze title with a pulsating Super Over win against reigning champions Jamaica at the Arnos Vale Playing Field.
IPL 2025 to resume on May 17, final to be played on June 3
NSC’s Independence 3-stage cycling event to go on despite GCF’s leadership turmoil
Registration opens May 14 for 2025 Kares One Guyana T10 Tapeball Blast
GDF FC crush Santos, Fruta Conquerors needle Den Amstel in rain-soaked double-header
New dates confirmed for Deputy Mayor’s Football Cup kickoff
Sale of Marriott not a priority – Jagdeo restates
The sale of the state-owned Guyana Marriott Hotel is not a current priority for the government, Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo reiterated yesterday.
Trinidad PM puts hold on govt advertising, car purchases; to review State enterprises, other spending
(Trinidad Express) Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has confirmed that she instructed that advertising on mainstream and social media for government ministries and State enterprises be placed on hold until further notice.
Colombia to sign onto China’s Belt and Road initiative, Petro says
US Virgin Islands involved in US international ship registry proposal, governor says
Elated Trinidad Top Cop returns to office
Dominican Republic, Kenya call for funds for struggling Haiti security effort
Trinidad: Kidnapping accused gunned down
First white South Africans arrive in US as Trump claims they face discrimination
WASHINGTON/JOHANNESBURG, (Reuters) – The Trump administration welcomed on Monday 59 white South Africans it granted refugee status in the U.S.,
