11 June 2019
The rising cost of fuel prices is negatively impacting Bahamasair, the national flag carrier, according to Aviation Minister Dionisio D’Aguilar who says that this was the greatest challenge to the airline meeting its financial target. Bahamasair spent $11.8 million on fuel in 2017 and $18 million in 2018. “As tensions rise between the United States, China and Iran , this will negatively […]
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11 June 2019
Police on New Providence are investigating a shooting incident which occurred on Sunday night which has left an adult male dead. According to reports, shortly before 9:00 pm, a man was standing in front of a home on Price Street, Nassau Village, when he was approached by occupants of a vehicle, who opened fire on him, hitting him about the body […]
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11 June 2019
The Bahamian High Commissioner in London Ellison Greenslade has reported that he and officials from the High Commission have “made good progress” in the investigations into the deaths of two Bahamian young men whose bodies were found in a lake in Turin, Italy. In a report from Italy yesterday, Mr Greenslade said he and his delegation were warmly received with a great measure of courtesy and respect by […]
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28 May 2019
The Royal Bahamas Defence Force Rangers Programme received a major boost on Saturday past as 230 young people successfully graduated from their Rangers recruit training program. The Passing Out Parade Ceremony for the nation builders took place at the Defence Force Coral Harbour Base on May 25th where Defence Force Rangers Cadets, both male and […]
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28 May 2019
The National Insurance Board wishes to advise the public that full operations resumed yesterday at normal working hours at its offices throughout New Providence and the Family Islands.The Board once again apologizes for the disruption in services experienced and any inconvenience caused, and thanks all customers for your understanding and patience
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28 May 2019
The Bahamas Hotel Catering and Allied Workers Union (BHCAWU) said yesterday, they have had enough and before the week is over, the Union will know if they will strike for a new Industrial Agreement. The issues are said to be many, including the prospect of a change in the shift system at the Reef and The Cove at […]
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28 May 2019
Minister of Labour, Senator Dion Foulkes, has reaffirmed The Bahamas’ commitment to abiding by the spirit of the International Labour Organization’s (ILO’s) constitution as the organization celebrates its 100th Anniversary. In January of this year, the ILO mandated its 187 member states to plan and organize a national event to commemorate and showcase the work the ILO has […]
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28 May 2019
An Senator supporting the Free National Movement yesterday suggested the government revisit compensation for the estate of victims killed due to reckless driving during his contribution in the Senate. As it stands, the law requires the guilty individual to pay a fine with no consideration to the bereaved families’ funeral expenses. As Senator Ranard Henfield suggested that there should […]
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28 May 2019
A manpower audit into the Simpson Penn School for boys reveals the quality and quantity of personnel in the wake of last year’s escapes from the Fox Hill institution. This, in addition to pulling in what Social Services Minister Frankie Campbell’s described as several good recommendations from Bahamas Public Services Union President Kimsley Ferguson as well as […]
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28 May 2019
In the face of a potential hotel union strike, Labour Director John Pinder said that his department is prepared to avert such action. He said, “once they decide to conduct this strike poll, we have already agreed to intervene and hope to intervene prior to that. “I will certainly reach out to the employer to […]
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