12 March 2015
Members of the Free National Movement (FNM) are calling for the resignation of Deputy Prime Minister Philip Brave Davis, who they claim misled Bahamians into believing that the male dormitory at The Bahamas Agriculture and Marine Science Institute (BAMSI) was insured. Calls for the deputy prime minister’s resignation arose after he admitted to the House […]
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12 March 2015
Deputy Prime Minister Philip Brave Davis admitted that he made a major administrative error within his ministry by approving Paradigm Construction to construct a dormitory at the Bahamas Agriculture and Marine Science Institute (BAMSI) without an insurance certificate, which is a prerequisite. In his communication to the House of Assembly yesterday, Minister Davis revealed that […]
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12 March 2015
Residents in the Northern Bahamas are enjoying their share of the recent $65 million Bahamas Telecommunications Company (BTC) capital investment earmarked for improvements to its landline, broadband and mobile network. Several new mobile phone towers have been added to the northern network, the LTE coverage expanded and a new mobile switching center (MSC) for improved […]
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12 March 2015
Porters and ramp workers at the Lynden Pindling International Airport are now wearing smart new uniforms sporting the distinctive Bahamas Telecommunications Company (BTC) brand logo and tag, ‘BTC Everyday.’ BTC provided the uniforms to Nassau Flight Services and an Alacatel Pop C2 cell phone along with $50 phone cards for each of the 125 employees. […]
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12 March 2015
Cries from residents rang out yesterday morning in the Whites Addition area, off Kemp Road after a woman’s body was found inside a home that had been set ablaze. Chief Superintendent of Police Paul Rolle said the woman’s body was found “burnt beyond recognition”. “Sometime around 7:20 a.m. this morning, an adult male went to […]
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12 March 2015
The office of the attorney general has sought international opinion on the opposing views that have been thrown against the gender equality bills, in particular, bill number four that seeks to end discrimination based on sex. Attorney General Allyson Maynard Gibson told The Bahama Journal that this opinion from an international attorney only proves that […]
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11 March 2015
The Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture yesterday unveiled plans to commemorate the first National Culture Month which will be celebrated throughout the month of March. Minister of Youth, Sports and Culture Dr. Daniel Johnson made the announcement at a press conference yesterday. He said the purpose of this month is to recognize and celebrate […]
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11 March 2015
A labour of love drove Mariam Ferguson Jones to share her late sister’s passion for home gardening with her fellow Bahamians at the recent Agribusiness Expo. Mrs. Jones said she took the time this weekend to remember her sister by displaying the jarred fruits and pickled vegetables to give something back to her sister. “I’m […]
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10 March 2015
Member of Parliament for Pinewood Khaalis Rolle announced in the House of Assembly yesterday the ongoing plans for a new storm water management system in Pinewood that will cost significantly less than the initial million dollar drainage system proposed last year. Mr. Rolle confirmed that the Ministry of Works and Urban Development, and consultants who […]
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10 March 2015
Minister of Foreign Affairs Fred Mitchell lamented over what he described as a shrinkage of the financial sector in the country during his contribution to debate on the Banks and Trust Companies Amendment Regulation Bill in the House of Assembly on Monday. Given that the Caribbean has been labeled by the international community as a […]
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