15 August 2018
The Cabinet of the Bahamas has fired the Board of Bahamas Power and Light (BPL) for making a decision that is not in the national interest. The Journal has confirmed that the termination of the Board came about as a result of a complaint that there was an attempt to purchase technology for the use […]
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14 August 2018
The Water and Sewerage Corporation(WSC), distancing itself from all assertions that its Malcolm Park improvement works is related to the recent conch poisoning cases in New Providence. The WSC said it’s been deliberate in its efforts to ensure the availability of clean, potable water at Arawak Cay, Potter’s Cay Dock and the Montagu Ramp Several […]
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14 August 2018
One New Providence straw vendor is calling on the government to conduct an internal audit of the Straw Market’s accounts department. Sharon Carey, who has been a straw vendor since 2001, claims she has been locked out of her stall from March 29th of this year, for alleged back payments. The only thing is, […]
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14 August 2018
Amid the brewing unrest between the Bahamas Nurses Union (BNU) and the Ministry of Labour, Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis said this past Saturday that he plans to review the matter and meet with them shortly. He said, “I have asked the nurses if they can commence relevant communication with the relevant Ministry authority and […]
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14 August 2018
The Cabinet has approved a medical marijuana committee, although the names of the individuals have not been announced. Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis said, “we now have to write the various different entities – Chamber of Commerce, University of The Bahamas, COBUS (SGA), business leagues. There are different entities so that they can send their […]
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14 August 2018
Local activist group, Rights Bahamas plans to take legal action over children reportedly denied schooling. In a statement, Rights Bahamas Education Committee Chairman, Dawrin Thompson argued that despite Education Minister, Jeffery Lloyd’s decree that no child in The Bahamas shall be denied the right to an education, certain public schools continue to demand proof of […]
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14 August 2018
Two of Her Majesty’s Queens Counsels have roundly criticized the decision by the Minnis administration to purchase the Grand Lucayan Resort in Freeport Grand Bahama. Making their contributions to the now controversial decision onthe Love 97 Radio Afternoon Show “On Point”, Attorneys Fred Smith and Maurice Glinton, two senior members of the Bahamas Bar condemned […]
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14 August 2018
A teen boy, is one of four young men charged with two separate murders yesterday. The minor was formally charged along with 18-year-old, Reno Solomon of Acklins Street and 19-year-old Katraz Coakley of Yellow Elder in connection with the June 16th death of Ronald Williams. The trio was not required to enter a plea, and […]
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14 August 2018
Attorney General, Carl Bethel has defended the government’s decision to hire outside attorneys, in an effort to win its case to demolish Shantytowns. The AG argued that the cost of doing nothing is far greater, than the cost of this. “I don’t know why they would broadcast their terror at the thought of us having […]
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13 August 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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