02 October 2018
A twenty-year-old man yesterday today stood before Chief Magistrate Joyann Ferguson Pratt on 9 counts of armed robbery and one count of attempted armed robbery. The court heard that on April 8th, Edward Colebrook of Soldier Road, armed with a shotgun, robbed Brenton Dames of one Apple iPhone valued at $700. He also managed to […]
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02 October 2018
According to Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis, the country faces challenges with regard to the increase of second home residents renting their facilities to tourists on the Family Islands. The Prime Minister made this remark this past Saturday at a press conference upon his arrival into the capital following his trip to the United Nation’s […]
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02 October 2018
The Cable Beach skyline has a brand new look, as the area where the Crystal Palace Casino stood for 35 years is now dust and rubble. As tourists and employees looked on, the planned induced collapse of the three towers – the Casino, the Marlin and the Hibiscus – began at precisely at 7:30 yesterday […]
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02 October 2018
After reviewing the new policy of the Bahamas Government on PPPs (private public partnerships), Progressive Liberal Party Chairman Fred Mitchell calls it “simply too confusing.” In a press statement Senator Mitchell said, “It seems incredibly complicated and unnecessarily so. This complicated document on PPPs is entirely in line with the practice of this Government to […]
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02 October 2018
This past weekend marked an important day in the life of the Royal Bahamas Defence Force (RBDF). On Saturday, September 29, 1979 – 39 years ago, Princess Anne conferred the title “Royal” on the force and designated its newly occupied base as Her Majesty’s Bahamian Ship Coral Harbour. Among those attending that ceremony were Lady […]
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01 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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01 October 2018
Three of the four suspended executives of the Bahamas Union of Teachers intend to appeal their suspensions from that body. President of the Union Mrs. Belinda Wilson says they are following the process and will consider all available options to have the matter resolved as soon as possible. The Executive committee of B.U.T last week […]
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01 October 2018
A 50 – year – old wheel-chair bound mother is suing the government and the Royal Bahamas Police Force for police brutality. Eloise Canter of Dignity Gardens claims that she and her son 17 year old son Omar Canter were beaten by Police. He says Omar has been targeted by police, even in front of […]
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01 October 2018
Consultant Physicians with the Public Hospitals Authority say they are not respected in the process of seeking better salaries and working conditions. Following a walk out recently, two officers of the Consultant Physician Staff Association (CPSA) yesterday spoke out again on Love 97’s Radio and JCN Television programme Jones and Company. The CPSA President Dr. […]
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01 October 2018
In part one of a two-part series on the disastrous decision of the FNM government to sell 51% of BTC, I will examine the contents of a speech I delivered at a Town Hall meeting back in November 2010 – some eight years ago and five months before the ill-advised sale of the telecommunications giant […]
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