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Ambassador Jones Receives Golden Jubilee Award PM Hopeful Following Successful UN Resolution on Tax
 
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Ambassador Jones Receives Golden Jubilee Award

By Delvardo EmmanuelJournal Staff Writer Bahamas Ambassador to the United States Wendall Jones was among the manyBahamians who received the Golden Jubilee Independence Award for theiroutstanding service to the country.“It is an honour for me to be honoured by the government and people of TheBahamas for the Golden Jubilee of The Bahamas. I have been […]

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PM Hopeful Following Successful UN Resolution on Tax

By Gerrino J. SaundersJournal Staff Writer At the beginning of the week, Prime Minister Philip Davis, in a written statement, applaudedthe recent passage of a United Nations (UN) resolution that calls for the creation of anintergovernmental committee open to all United Nations member states with a bureau ofapproximately 20 members, elected with gender and regional […]

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NEW DEAL FOR GRAND LUCAYAN WINNING BIDDERS SIGN LOI FOR PURCHASE

28 March 2019

Lucayan Renewal Holdings  Limited  yesterday  signed  a Letter of Intent with Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. (RCL) and the ITM group to begin exclusive negotiations for the purchase of the Grand Lucayan resort at a price of $65 million, and the redevelopment of the Freeport Harbour. In a release from Lucayan Renewal Holdings Ltd, the firm […]

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T.A Thompson Students Grief- Stricken

28 March 2019

More details coming to light about Tuesday’s after school brawl  that left a 9th grader dead and two other teen boys in the hands of the police. Based on information police turned over to Education Minister Jeffrey Lloyd, 15-year-old TA Thompson student Pierre Louis of Wilson Track was walking home in the Pitt Road area […]

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STIFFER PENALTIES FOR TRAFFIC OFFENCES

28 March 2019

The government yesterday pushed ahead with changes to the Road Traffic Act. Those changes  include  stiffer penalties for drivers using communication devices while driving and for those caught without their licenses. Leading off the debate in the House of Assembly, Transport Minister Renward Wells  said, “ these changes  include  requiring the immediate production of a […]

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World Purple Day Recognized At St. Anne’s Primary School

28 March 2019

Lacey Huyler is a student of St. Anne’s Primary School. Her mom became aware  that she had epilepsy when she was only four years old. She said she has seizures and many times she does not remember what happens after she has one. It’s hard to have  happy sometimes, but she knows that her family […]

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PHA AMBULANCE SERVICES ENHANCED

28 March 2019

A red letter day in health-care yesterday  as  the public health system became the first in the region to introduce the ZOLL X (10) Series Cardiac Monitor and ZOLL Auto Pulse. The emergency medical technology which comes with a price tag of almost four hundred thousand dollars ($400,000.00) is expected to significantly improve the delivery […]

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“Teachers Taken For Granted,” Says Education Director

28 March 2019

The  Director of Education, Marcellus Taylor says “as a society on the whole, we often take our teachers for granted. Addressing a Press Conference for the Teacher of the Year Awards yesterday at the Church of God of Prophecy on East Street, Mr Taylor said, “ we rarely consider how fortune we are that God […]

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ENGLERSTON MP OPPOSES ROAD TRAFFIC BILL

28 March 2019

Englerston Member of Parliament Glenys Hanna Martin yesterday in the House of Assembly expressed her disappointment in the Minnis Administration’s Road Traffic Bill, saying “ the government has yet to advance either what they met in place or anything at all over the last two years.”  She said, “ the question that has to be […]

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BUT Industrial Agreement Negotiations To Begin

27 March 2019

A  counter proposal  has been prepared by the Ministry of Education  for The Bahamas Union of Teachers and is being submitted to the union’s leadership.  According to Education Minister Jeff Lloyd formal negotiations on the union’s new industrial agreement is set to begin within days.  “I have had conversations with the President, the Deputy Prime […]

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Health Minister Denies Impasse With Nurses

27 March 2019

The Public Hospitals Authority (PHA) released a statement yesterday disputing the suggestion by  Bahamas Nurses’ Union President, Amancha Williams, who claimed last week that negotiations between the Nurses’ Union and the government had reached an impasse.  The PHA in turn standing firm in its position, adding that it is open to re-engage the union in […]

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No Added Cases Of TB

27 March 2019

Health Minister, Dr. Duane Sands confirmed yesterday that after screening more than 200 persons in the public schools, there is no evidence of anyone else with active tuberculosis. Following an outbreak of tuberculosis in a junior and senior school in New Providence last week  that raised alarm, President of the Bahamas Union of Teachers (BUT)  […]

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