Archive | September, 2016

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Minister Disgusted Over Baha Mar Comments

Education Minister and Marathon Member of Parliament (MP) Jerome Fitzgerald yesterday said the news that thousands of employees and hundreds of creditors affected by the more than year long Baha Mar debacle will finally be paid out, should be celebrated. Since the prime minister broke the news last week, many critics say they smell a […]

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Collie says FNM supports ministers’ decision to bow out

Free National Movement (FNM) Chairman Sidney Collie says the party is saddened but 100 percent supportive of Member of Parliament (MP) for South Beach Howard Johnsons’ decision to bow out of the upcoming 2017 General Election Race. Mr. Johnson is the third FNM candidate to withdraw despite FNM leader Dr. Hubert Minnis’ mandate during its […]

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BPL still experiencing generator issues

Up until late Monday even Bahamas Power and Light (BPL) said numerous areas throughout New Providence were still without power supply due to generator issues. Keeping its customers updated via its Facebook Page, BPL in most instances informed those without power that within the span of two hour they would restore power in the affected […]

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No Tourism Fallout From Zika

Tourism numbers have not showed a decline, despite eight confirmed cases of the Zika Virus in The Bahamas. Speaking to reporters after a joint information session with the Ministry of Health and Department of environmental Health Services, Tourism Director General Joy Jibrilu said that the numbers remain strong. “If there was a decline our numbers […]

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Teen Found Guilty of Manslaughter

After a three-week long trial, 18-year-old Darante Davis was not found guilty of murder, but was convicted on a lesser charge of manslaughter. The teen had faced the charge of murder of Doris Johnson High School Senior Adonai Wilson. Wilson died after being stabbed in the back and right lung. Monday’s guilty verdict was 8 to […]

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No Tourism Fallout From Zika

Tourism numbers have not showed a decline, despite eight confirmed cases of the Zika Virus in The Bahamas. Speaking to reporters after a joint information session with the Ministry of Health and Department of environmental Health Services, Tourism Director General Joy Jibrilu said that the numbers remain strong. “If there was a decline our numbers […]

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Man Becomes Homicide Victim

The country’s murder count climbed on Sunday after a shooting incident. Police reported that shortly after 7:00 p.m. on Friday, 2nd September 2016, two men were shot while walking in Union Village. The victims were transported to hospital where, one of them was detained in serious condition and the other in stable condition. However, one […]

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Men Charged with Union Chief Son’s Murder

The counsel of the two men charged with the murder of union chief John Pinder’s son told the court yesterday that they have alibis to prove their innocence.  Jamean Salathiel-Johnson, 24, of Monastery Park and Dylan Brown, 20, of Rhaming Street off Bernard Road were arraigned before Chief Magistrate Andrew Forbes yesterday for one count […]

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Johnson Drops out of Race

Another FNM candidate has bowed out of the upcoming general election race, candidate for South Beach Howard Johnson confirmed yesterday that he will not be seeking election in the 2017 general election. Mr. Johnson’s announcement came after a media outlet revealed that he planned to bow out due to a move to the United States […]

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Fitzgerald : Much Work To Do This School Year

Minister of Education Jerome Fitzgerald says moving forward in order for the country’s students to maximize their full potential for academic and life’s success it will not only take the government’s efforts but parents alike. Thousands of students headed back to school yesterday. Going into the 2016/2017 school year the government is patting itself on […]

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