25 October 2018
Minister of Financial Services Trade and Industry Brent Symonette yesterday declared his interest in The Town Centre Mall – the proposed temporary site of the General Post Office. The mall has for years been plagued with one issue after another, leading to reduced work weeks and consequently millions of dollars in losses. Tabling documents, Mr. […]
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25 October 2018
The Public Hospitals Authority yesterday announced the implementation of a new shift system for all nurses employed with them effective Monday December 10th 2018. This came after the PHA implemented a five-on, two-off shift system for night duty nurses to eliminate the nursing shortage with hospitals in New Providence and Grand Bahama. Acting Hospital […]
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24 October 2018
The Clifton Review The Clifton Review is a tri-weekly column that examines the question of the Clifton project along with the evolution of the war between two billionaires. We covered the start of this war with articles describing the battle over easement rights, the mysterious burning of a home, the blocks to rebuilding, and countless questionable court […]
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24 October 2018
The Ragged Island community is expected to benefit from a donation made by BTC to the National Emergency Agency. Captain Stephen Russell from NEMA thanked BTC and noted that, “Over the past three years, the country has seen three storms which have impacted the lives of thousands of residents across the archipelago. We will target […]
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24 October 2018
More taxes potentially on the way for Bahamians, as the National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA), yesterday released a policy paper that outlined how the health scheme will be funded. National Health Insurance’s (NHI) employer mandate will require businesses and employees to share the cost of the standard health benefit (SHB) premium, that is, with some […]
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24 October 2018
National Security Minister Marvin Dames yesterday spoke out on what is considered an increase in fraud cases in the country. Mr. Dames told reporters yesterday that fraud has always been a concern and that the ministry expects that in the age of information and technology this concern will “no doubt heighten”. He said, “we as […]
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24 October 2018
Calling it a “monumental waste of money, energy, and time,” the opposition Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) yesterday bashed the government’s decision to relocate The General Post Office from its longtime East Hill Street location to The Town Centre Mall. PLP Leader Philip Davis yesterday argued that this decision is a disservice to The Bahamas and […]
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24 October 2018
Police have identified the male who was shot and killed on Sunday, 21st October, at Dorsett Alley off West Street, as 34-year old Jamaal Arnold McSweeney of Dorsett Alley. Investigations into the circumstances surrounding his death are ongoing. Police are seeking the public’s assistance in locating the following men who are wanted for questioning in […]
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24 October 2018
Thirty-two year old Akeisha Simms was yesterday charged with two counts each of forgery, uttering a forged document and fraud by false pretenses. It is alleged that the incident dates back to August 2017 when Simms forged a Bahamas Post Office savings book to make it appear as if there was $1,905.84 on the account. […]
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23 October 2018
Atillio Holdings Limited has fired back at a scathing audited report that raised concerns surrounding the company’s potential for conflicts of interests and other improprieties, which stemmed from lease agreements with the Ministry of Finance for three apartments. Now the company wants a retraction of the audit report. It was reported that Atillio – an […]
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