13 October 2016
Officials of the Lynden Pindling International Airport (LPIA) announced yesterday that the nation’s main gateway is once again open and operational. Hurricane Matthew, which was the first hurricane to directly hit New Providence in many decades, gave the facility its first hand test of the $409.5 million facility, which was completed in 2013. In a […]
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13 October 2016
Weeks after the government announced that there is a potential buyer for the multi-billion dollar Baha Mar resort, the resort’s developer Sarkis Izmirlian said that the organisation is prepared to purchase the resort at the best price. Although the potential buyer and the amount remain undisclosed, in a letter to the Exim Bank, dated October […]
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13 October 2016
Dame Marguerite Pindling expressed her concern for those residents in the Northwest Bahamas directly affected by the hurricane. She said the country is fortunate that no lives were lost; and she stressed that the task is now to reunite and rebuild communities. She added that Hurricane Matthew has provided an opportunity to demonstrate […]
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13 October 2016
Free National Movement (FNM) Leader Dr. Hubert Minnis is urging officials at Bahamas Power and Light to provide a definitive timeline of when all electricity would be restored. At last report, officials said that 40 percent of its customers in New Providence were still without power after Hurricane Matthew ravaged the capital, Andros and […]
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13 October 2016
Prime Minister Perry Christie yesterday facilitated Prime Minister of Dominica and CARICOM Chairman Roosevelt Skerrit on a tour of Hurricane Matthew-ravaged areas in Andros and Grand Bahama during which he announced the organization would be donating $100,000 to The Bahamas to assist with Hurricane Matthew recovery efforts. “Very humbly we would have transferred today […]
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13 October 2016
Chefs Sheldon ‘Tracey’ Sweeting and Ron Johnson are accustomed to challenges. Both men, who are very well known chefs, have competed in numerous international competitions throughout the last decade. But when Hurricane Matthew stormed through The Bahamas on October 5, the men who are headed to compete against the world on October 17 […]
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13 October 2016
The Ministry of Tourism is sending out a message to the world that The Bahamas is once again opened for business. Last Friday, the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) gave the “all clear” after Hurricane Matthew devastated islands in the northwest and central Bahamas. “We are welcoming visitors to many of our beautiful islands with […]
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13 October 2016
Cable Bahamas Vice President of Marketing David Burrows yesterday said his company is doing all in its power to fully restore services throughout the country after the devastation of Hurricane Matthew; noting that as of yesterday, 44 percent of the network is up in New Providence. There are many residents throughout the capital who […]
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12 October 2016
With no electricity or generator supply, small businesses in and around the community said that the aftermath of hurricane Matthew has left them devastated but not discouraged. In the days that immediately followed hurricane Matthew, small business owners and operators have remained optimistic about rebuilding and getting back to a state of normalcy. Although many […]
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12 October 2016
Kelly’s Lumber Yard and City Lumber say sales continue to surpass demand not only following Hurricane Matthew but preceding the devastating category 4 hurricane that tore through the entire Bahamas. Arlene Pearson Kelly’s warehouse supervisor in the inventory department says pre Hurricane Matthew their east street location showed no signs of slowing down however their issue […]
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