14 April 2015
A fairly peaceful protest yesterday over outstanding hazard pay has led to another promise by government officials to employees at the Ministry of Works. According to Bahamas Public Service Union President John Pinder, workers renewed their calls for the receipt of unsettled hazardous pay by assembling outside of the ministry’s service station yesterday morning. “For […]
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14 April 2015
Chairman of the Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) Bradley Roberts said Leader of the Opposition Dr. Hubert Minnis should be careful in asking for an immediate general election as Bahamians are fair and balanced in assessing Prime Minster Perry Christie. Based on results from the Inter-American Bank funded survey that took place between June and October […]
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10 April 2015
Securing the future of young people in the Caribbean region is a mission that all regional leaders have, according to Prime Minister Perry Christie, therefore partnering with the United States to provide jobs is “critical”. During his remarks yesterday at the CARICOM – U.S. Summit in Jamaica, as the chairman of CARICOM, the prime minister […]
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10 April 2015
The suspect in the assault video posted on social media over the Easter holiday was remanded to prison yesterday following his arraignment. Brent McPhee, 27, appeared before Magistrate Samuel McKinney facing charges of assault with a deadly weapon and threatening the victim with death. McPhee pleaded not guilty to both charges. The incident captured on […]
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10 April 2015
For the third year, a leading environmental law and consulting firm is challenging high school teams to channel ideas and imagination into solving environmental issues that stymie folks, public entities and organisations far senior in years and experience. And this year, for the first time, the American Embassy is joining the Earth Day Challenge founded […]
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10 April 2015
Though they remain one of our country’s tastiest delicacies, just like the revered conch, grouper is slowly becoming a harder fish to catch. Thanks to a newly released video from the Bahamas National Trust (BNT) thousands of Bahamians can learn all about the Nassau Grouper, its importance to our waters and why we need to […]
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10 April 2015
President of the Bahamas Correctional Officers Association (BCOA) Gregory Archer renewed calls for justice yesterday regarding a number of issues he said prison officers are facing. Mr. Archer demanded that the government show more respect to the Security Forces of The Bahamas and said the association is “tired of the run-around” its receiving from government […]
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10 April 2015
Minister of Foreign Affairs Fred Mitchell has recalled the Consul General to Atlanta Randy Rolle as a result of his arrest in Bimini last Friday. The Bahama Journal understands that Mitchell expressed grave disappointment over Rolle’s alleged misconduct and summoned him for consultation. In a statement released yesterday, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs advised the […]
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10 April 2015
Three years after its creation, the New Employment Opportunities (NEO) initiative, a path-breaking alliance between major corporations, civil society, and the public sector that offers job training and placement services to young people in Latin America and the Caribbean, is on track to achieving its target of reaching one million youth in the region by […]
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09 April 2015
Two separate incidents occurred just moments apart in the country’s capital on Tuesday night that left two men dead pushing the murder count to 41 for the year. In the first incident, shortly after 9:30 p.m., police received reports of a 24-year-old man sitting in the driver’s seat of his 1997 Honda Prelude suffering from […]
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