09 January 2019
In the Police Crime statistics for 2018, cold cases – those that have not been fully solved were not included in the report. According to Police Commissioner, Anthony Ferguson, this is due to the fact that they remain open. “There are any number of cases that are still outstanding. “We refer to them as cold […]
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09 January 2019
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Darren Henfield, says unfettered and unchecked immigration is impacting the country on many fronts and that Bahamians have been tolerant so far. Mr. Henfield made his comments eight days into the new year as more than 160 migrants have been apprehended in Bahamian waters. Speaking with reporters outside the Cabinet, the […]
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09 January 2019
The Royal Bahamas Police Force reports a decrease of 8 per cent in crime in the country over the past 12 months. The information was revealed in a 16-page report released during Police Commissioner Anthony Ferguson’s Annual Meet the Press yesterday morning. Mr. Ferguson said, “I am happy to report that the […]
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09 January 2019
Opposition Leader Phillip Davis yesterday said Bahamas Union of Teachers President Belinda Wilson has the prime minister hypnotized. This comes after the success by the B.U.T in getting conditions improved at the C. H Reeves Junior High School, an extended Christmas break for teachers, a newly renovated A. F Adderley Junior High School and during […]
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09 January 2019
The Minister of Labour Dion Foulkes says that he anticipates the negotiations on the Oban heads of agreement to be complete in the next two to three weeks. He added that the government is adamant about changing the terms of agreement for the heads of agreement regarding the Oban deal. Mr. Foulkes told reporters outside […]
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09 January 2019
Immigration Minister, Brent Symonette, revealed yesterday that an amendment to the Immigration Bill was scheduled to be presented to Cabinet yesterday for input and sent out for discussion. “On the agenda [yesterday] at Cabinet, we’ll be getting a presentation from Dame Anita Allen from the Law Reform, the amended Immigration Bill, has been presented […]
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07 January 2019
Education Minister Jeffrey Lloyd assured yesterday that the facilities at the C.H. Reeves Junior High School are ready for classes this morning. Last week, the Bahamas Union of Teachers (BUT) planned to conduct a walkabout of the campus to ensure that everything was in place, however that never happened. The Minister instead conducted a walkabout […]
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07 January 2019
The President of The Bahamas Public Services Union, Kimsley Ferguson says his union does not think the government is addressing the matter of relocating the General Post Office as urgently as it should be. “There are ramifications with regards to health issues, persons are still challenged with respiratory issues in that environment and in my […]
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07 January 2019
The country’s educational system is expecting to see some major technological changes this year as the Ministry of Education yesterday joined forces with Cable Bahamas and Sam’s Business Machines to commence the second installment of the Ministry’s technology upgrades on the islands of Grand Bahama and Eleuthera. The Minister of Education Jeffrey Lloyd said that […]
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07 January 2019
Former Attorney General Alfred Sears is calling on the government to remove “the ring-fencing” against gaming houses in the Bahamas as the dispute on gaming taxes continues. Mr. Sears who now represents the Web Shop Owners in litigation in the Supreme Court, yesterday addressed comments made by current Attorney General Carl Bethel made recently on […]
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