02 January 2019
The Chairman of Save The Bays, Joseph Darville says, “with much consternation, we are learning that an EIA for the proposed Oban Industries has been completed, but will not at this time be made public for scrutiny. This, in itself sounds most fishy. Even an idiot, without the least understanding about our marine ecosystems, would […]
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02 January 2019
The management of Jones Communications Network has chosen two clergymen as the recipients of the annual Person of The Year Award for 2018. The prestigious award goes jointly to two outstanding Bahamian religious leaders who have been elected to international positions, the Reverend Doctor Timothy Stewart and Doctor Leonard Johnson. Rev. Dr. Stewart has been […]
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02 January 2019
A Canadian man traveling to The Bahamas from London, was remanded to the Bahamas Department of Corrects for alleged drug possession. Reginald Merritt’s intended stay in the Bahamas was interrupted after he was arrested for possession of dangerous drugs at the Lynden Pindling International Airport last Thursday. Merritt was charged before the Magistrate’s Court on […]
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02 January 2019
The New Year 2019 started with a shooting incident where a young man was shot in the head. Mercifully, he is still alive. In a matter of days, we believe, we will start counting the dead bodies again of young people who are being slaughtered on our streets and in our heartland communities. Sadly, […]
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02 January 2019
The results for the 2019 New Year’s Day Junkanoo parade indicate that The Valley Boys Group gained bragging rights for the entire year. The group which is celebrating its 60th anniversary as an organization impressed the Judges and spectators with the theme, “We Give God Thanks and Total Praise.” The Valley Boys accumulated a […]
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21 December 2018
A 26-year-old resident of Acklins Street told a Magistrate yesterday that he was coerced into confessing to the murder of Mario Cartwright, who was killed when he walked in a store on First Street, Coconut Grove as armed robbers were leaving. Paul Adderley stood before Chief Magistrate, Joyanne Ferguson-Pratt charged with four separate counts, which […]
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21 December 2018
The legal status of shantytown residents vary, but for the most part, 41.1 per cent of those who call these unregulated communities home, hold work permits to be in The Bahamas. More specifically, 319 of those surveyed, 73 per cent of whom are males. A breakdown shows that another 17 per cent or 130 […]
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21 December 2018
Despite the daily crime reports, Police Commissioner Anthony Ferguson is assuring the public that they are safe to go out this Christmas season without fear. This comes after crime statistics show that the overall homicide count is down at 89 so far this year. Commissioner Ferguson said the general public is not a target. “We […]
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21 December 2018
A Fifty year old man, who recently won his appeal for attempted murder, and escaped a 23-year sentence, was arraigned in Magistrate’s Court yesterday, charged with the murder of Fort Fincastle resident Rico, Ricardo Archer. Franklyn Edgecombe, of Mason’s Addition, was charged with one count of murder, causing the death of Rico Archer. Archer, the […]
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20 December 2018
The country’s homicide count reached a record-breaking low this year, being the first year under 100 since 2010, according to Police Commissioner Anthony Ferguson yesterday afternoon. Mr. Ferguson assured the public that there is no need to be fearful, but also advised them to mind the company they keep. He said, “the police know a […]
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