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Auditors recommend comprehensive review of officers’ medical coverage
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Public sector hires necessary to be effective, says Turnquest
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Auditors recommend comprehensive review of officers’ medical coverage

April 26, 2019 Royston Jones Jr.

Report says officers should not have doubts about their healthcare coverage An audit into the Royal Bahamas Police Force’s (RBPF) Reserves Branch has recommended that the police force revisit the government’s agreement with Colina Limited. According to the audit, the agency did not have a copy of the agreement on file, and a document subsequently […]

Public sector hires necessary to be effective, says Turnquest

Royal Caribbean Donates 20 Laptops to National Training Agency

7th ANNUAL ELEUTHERA BUSINESS OUTLOOK SET FOR MAY 17

Govt. to pursue more financial crimes matters

Minding the Gap: A Hope for Sustainable Development in The Bahamas

April 17, 2019 Patricia Glinton-Meicholas

To avoid mishaps, the London Underground has long provided “Mind the Gap” visual and auditory warnings to passengers to be careful when crossing the gap between the station platforms and the trains. Is this relevant to The Bahamas? It should be. We would do well to identify and mind the gap or gaps that can […]

The National Interest: What Does or Should It Mean to Bahamians?

Time to heal our healthcare facilities

Applying the wisdom of farmers to grow a stronger economy, homeland

We Don’t Need Wild West Cowboys: We need a national posse armed to corral peace and prosperity

The Bahamas must police its own waters

April 25, 2019 Eyewitness News

-Cruise dumping highlights urgent need for Environmental Protection Act -Penalties imposed on Carnival demonstrate the way forward in maritime oversight -Hefty fine shows potential to raise substantial funds for environmental protection Revelations of the dumping of sewage and food waste by cruise ships within our maritime borders is a clear sign of the urgent need […]

Mitchell’s disrespect for the Police Force

Has the Shell power plant stalled?

OPINION: Are PLP anti-jobs?

An urgent, sacred mandate for the preservation of our Bahamaland & Mother Earth

Rolle commends CARIFTA teams

April 26, 2019 Randy Smith

Minister of Youth, Sports and Culture Lanisha Rolle yesterday honored the CARIFTA teams that represented The Bahamas abroad over the Easter holiday weekend. The CARIFTA swim team finished first with a total of 73 medals, while track and field and water polo both finished second at their respective events. Rolle said that the athletes helped […]

Bahamas sending just one team to IAAF World Relays

Bahamas wins CARIFTA swimming title

Campbell: Government’s commitment to CARIFTA team is an investment

Team Bahamas finishes second at CARIFTA Track and Field Championships

Child Protection Committee Hosts Children to ‘Fun Day’

April 25, 2019 Eyewitness News

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Members of the Child Protection Committee recently hosted children from the various children’s homes operated by the Department of Social Services, Ministry of Social Services and Urban Development to a “Fun Day” as part of the activities observing April as Child Protection Month. The Child Protection Committee is comprised of officials from […]

BAMSI Circle K Club Gives Back

The Bahamas Antiquities Monuments & Museums Corporation and Public Private Investments Ltd Sign MOU

Chances Games helps little Kamiya with brain surgery expenses

A new twist on a traditional bun experience

Some women of color frustrated by Biden’s presidential bid

April 25, 2019 Eyewitness News

HOUSTON (AP) — Former Vice President Joe Biden’s decision to enter the Democratic presidential race is causing consternation among some Democrats, particularly women of color, who have been hoping for a nominee who better reflects the nation’s diversity. At the She the People forum, billed as the first presidential forum focused on women of color, […]

Auditors recommend comprehensive review of officers’ medical coverage

Public sector hires necessary to be effective, says Turnquest

Royal Caribbean Donates 20 Laptops to National Training Agency

7th ANNUAL ELEUTHERA BUSINESS OUTLOOK SET FOR MAY 17

Govt. to pursue more financial crimes matters

Minding the Gap: A Hope for Sustainable Development in The Bahamas

The National Interest: What Does or Should It Mean to Bahamians?

Time to heal our healthcare facilities

Applying the wisdom of farmers to grow a stronger economy, homeland

We Don’t Need Wild West Cowboys: We need a national posse armed to corral peace and prosperity

The Bahamas must police its own waters

Mitchell’s disrespect for the Police Force

Has the Shell power plant stalled?

OPINION: Are PLP anti-jobs?

An urgent, sacred mandate for the preservation of our Bahamaland & Mother Earth

Rolle commends CARIFTA teams

Bahamas sending just one team to IAAF World Relays

Bahamas wins CARIFTA swimming title

Campbell: Government’s commitment to CARIFTA team is an investment

Team Bahamas finishes second at CARIFTA Track and Field Championships

BAMSI Circle K Club Gives Back

The Bahamas Antiquities Monuments & Museums Corporation and Public Private Investments Ltd Sign MOU

A new twist on a traditional bun experience

Some women of color frustrated by Biden’s presidential bid

37 hurt, including 7 critical after Chicago-area gas leak

White presidential hopefuls face ‘woke litmus test’ on race

Tesla’s $700M Q1 net loss much larger than expected

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