12 January 2018
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Progressive Liberal Party Chairman, Fred Mitchell says a U.S. Government travel advisory on the Bahamas is counter productive. “We note the latest travel advisory issued by the US Government to its citizens travelling to The Bahamas. “We thought that the FNM promised that all these advisories would stop once […]
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12 January 2018
Two male juveniles were arraigned before Magistrate’s Court in Grand Bahama on murder charges. The two males, both residents of Freeport, were charged before Magistrate Renkin Johnson. The 15-year-old was arraigned on a murder that occurred on January 4th, 2018, that left a young man dead outside a night club on West Mall Drive. The […]
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12 January 2018
‘Creating A World-Class Bahamas’ is the theme for this year’s 27th Annual Bahamas Business Outlook to be held at The Baha Mar Cable Beach Resort Thursday, January 18th. Headlining the symposium will be Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis who will deliver the keynote speech focusing on the nation’s economic challenges and opportunities. At a press […]
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12 January 2018
A Celebration of all things Bahamian is the theme for this year’s upcoming increasingly popular ‘Tru Tru’ Bahamian Festival. At a press conference yesterday at John Watlings Distillery, Bahamas Hotel and Tourism Association (BHTA) President Carlton Russell informed the public of the all Bahamian theme. For its third year, organizers will be stretching the festival […]
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12 January 2018
The Bahamian Contractors Association (BCA), president, Leonard Sands, suggests that the construction industry is a multi-million dollar industry, but lacks the enforcement of the legislation or the Contractors Construction Act that was passed in 2016. Speaking at the Rotary Club of West Nassau weekly meeting, Mr. Sands said that a number of investors want to […]
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12 January 2018
Attorney General Carl Bethel says his office saw a 70 per cent conviction rate in 2017. Speaking at the opening of the legal year yesterday, the AG said of the 78 murder and related cases prosecuted in 2017 by his office, 54 ended in a guilty verdict. The office boasted a 67 per cent conviction rate […]
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12 January 2018
A new strain of the flu virus in the air in the Bahamas is deadly and the Minister of Health is warning persons to take the vaccinations seriously. The H3N2 flu strain is thought to be the worst of its kind in years, claiming victims in Australia and Ireland and leading to a surge […]
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11 January 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 […]
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11 January 2018
The National Health Insurance board has missed its deadline to submit a crucial report that could would suggest various recommendations including the introduction of a new tax to fund the multi-million dollar National Health Insurance. Minister of Health Dr. Duane Sands said although the report was supposed to be done last year, he is working […]
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11 January 2018
A shortage of nurses in the healthcare system has left the industry handicapped. The public sector is losing nurses at a rapid rate and understaffing of nurses in the Public Hospitals Authority is severe to the point that as of this week, four intensive care beds have been shut down. Health Minister Dr. Duane Sands […]
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