EyeWitness News

Wells confirms “undeliverable” mail was shredded
U.S. officials arrest three Bahamians off Miami
Canned Del Monte Fiesta Corn recalled
Royal Caribbean hires more than 200 Bahamians
Mother in search of son wants answers from police

Canned Del Monte Fiesta Corn recalled

December 14, 2018 Theo Sealy

Wholesalers and retailers asked to remove product from shelves NASSAU, BAHAMAS – A recall on canned Del Monte Fiesta Corn, seasoned with red and green peppers, was issued on Thursday by the Ministry of Agriculture and Marine Resources. The recall came as a result of an international recall from the U.S. Food and Drug […]

Royal Caribbean hires more than 200 Bahamians

FNM touts success of govt. after favourable IMF report

Over $5 million for Grand Lucayan VSEP offer

BTC fined $102,004 by URCA

Change: A Dirty Word in The Bahamas

December 12, 2018 Patricia Glinton-Meicholas

One of the dirtiest cuss words to Bahamian ears is change. For as long as I can remember, speaking the word within earshot of Bahamians and you will would get the scalded cat reaction—loud shrieking and a lightning fast dash to escape. Recently, though, my people have accepted two new notions with alacrity— protest and […]

The New NHI Scheme Part 3

Time to Flex Brains Instead of Muscles

The new NHI Scheme Part 2

Let’s Audit 2018 Accounts for a More Profitable 2019

OPINION: A Yuletide cry for Mother Earth

December 14, 2018 Eyewitness News

A recent trip to Bimini, Cat Cay and Ocean Cay, by a team from Save The Bays, has us asking more questions of this Government than we can find answers to. Day and night, the all too familiar sound of pilings being continuously driven into the ocean bed can be heard echoing across Bimini as […]

OPINION: Downtown Nassau redevelopment – What is taking so long?

OPINION: Saxon winning more important than fixing problems

OPINION: We are going backwards at high speed

OPINION: Time to privatize government assets

Mingoes fall 94-69 to St. Thomas University

December 14, 2018 Randy Smith

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The University of The Bahamas men’s basketball team dropped its first game of a three-game road trip on Wednesday night, falling 94-69 to St. Thomas University. UB was competitive in the first half but seemed to run out of gas in the second, committing careless turnover and playing lackluster defense. The Mingoes […]

Makers Wanted Bahamas Bowl free youth football clinic set for Dec. 19

UB looks for women softball players in weekend showcase

Mingoes set to take on international competition

Local professional baseball players excited about performing at home

Divas Ink will bring out the “diva” in you this Christmas season

December 14, 2018 Tia Thompson

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – As the celebratory mode for the Christmas season is presently in high gear; attending a ball, a casual office party, or even Junkanoo calls for dressing to the nines from head to toe. And as many persons struggle with the idea of ‘what to wear’, Divas Ink on West Bay Street is […]

Local celebrities lend talent to Marathon Bahamas commercial

Three more chances to see ‘Cinderella with a Twist’ – a fun light-hearted Christmas Panto!

In ‘Beale Street,’ a radiant portrait of young black love

Janet Jackson, Def Leppard, Nicks join Rock Hall of Fame

Senate rebukes Saudi Arabia over Khashoggi, Yemen war