The Bahama Journal – Jones Communications Network

BY ARIANNA NEELY  BAHAMAS JOURNAL WRITER  The Free National Movement has accused the Davis administration of failing Grand Bahama, as continued delays in the redevelopment of the Grand Lucayan Resort and outstanding issues affecting workers at the property. In a statement from the FNM that was released this past Sunday, Opposition Leader Michael Pintard said […]

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Tynia Brown Journal Staff Writer  As heated public discussions continue about migration particularly after the passing of the Smuggling of Migrants Bill 2025in parliament, the Bahamas Department of Immigration continues to apprehend and deport foreign nationals living and working in the country illegally.  This week, the Department of immigration reported that thirteen Haitian nationals and […]

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By Gerrino J. Saunders Bahama Journal News Editor  “We will take all 39 seats in the 2026 general elections,” says Free National Movement National Chairman Dr. Duane Sands. Sands was speaking to a raucous crowd of supporters after being introduced as the candidate for Bamboo Town where he will face the sitting Speaker of the […]

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By Gerrino J. Saunders Bahama Journal News Editor  “We will take all 39 seats in the 2026 general elections,” says Free National Movement National Chairman Dr. Duane Sands. Sands was speaking to a raucous crowd of supporters after being introduced as the candidate for Bamboo Town where he will face the sitting Speaker of the […]

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By Tynia Brown  Journal Staff Writer The Bahamas Communications and Public Managers Union (BCPMU) and the Broadcasting Corporation of The Bahamas (BCB) have officially signed a four-year industrial agreement, bringing to a close month of negotiations between union representatives and management. The signing ceremony marked what union leaders described as a challenging but necessary negotiation […]

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By Gerrino J. Saunders Bahama Journal News Editor  The last Free National Movement government intended to introduce Asylum laws.  This was revealed in the Senate on Thursday by Attorney-General Senator Ryan Pinder in answer to a promise by the  Leader of the Opposition Michael Pinder to repeal the Smuggling Migrants legislation if the FNM became […]

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By Gerrino J. Saunders Bahama Journal News Editor There is no denying that illegal migration into the country is among the top concerns of many Bahamian people and will likely be among the top three issues for voters heading into the 2026 General Elections along with the economy and crime. The Davis administration is attempting […]

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By Tynia Brown Journal Staff Writer  Royal Bahamas Defence Force (RBDF) Commander Floyd Moxey is providing a comprehensive overview of the country’s human smuggling challenge, revealing five-year statistics and outlining the strategic actions taken by the force to protect Bahamian waters. Captain Moxey stated that human smuggling remains a persistent global problem, one that nations […]

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By Tynia Brown Journal Staff Writer The Migrants Bill 2025 is now shaping up to be one of the most contentious legislative proposals in years, touching on national security, humanitarian obligations, sovereignty, and the country’s capacity to manage migration in an increasingly unstable region. Attorney-General Hon. Ryan Pinder is seeking to clarify the intent and […]

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BY ARIANNA NEELY  BAHAMA JOURNAL STAFF WRITER  Deputy Prime Minister Hon. Chester Cooper is urging Bahamians to take responsibility for their voter information and ensure that it is up to date, warning that thousands of electors remain incorrectly registered, despite having moved to new communities years ago. Cooper’s remarks come as the government prepares to […]

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