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WSC challenges unions strike votes
Two more murders
String of armed robberies in New Providence
Pedestrian killed after being struck by bus
Police shoot machine-gun wielding suspect

Sands: Businesses readying for Disney development impact, but more details needed

April 18, 2019 Eyewitness News

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – President of the Eleuthera Chamber of Commerce Thomas Sands said yesterday that while there is a degree of optimism among the business community on the island after the government signed a heads of agreement with Disney Cruise Line to develop Lighthouse Point, South Eleuthera, some businesses owners are still not clear on the economic […]

Royal Fidelity raises $134,750,000 for NAD

IMF recommends more “equitable” tax system for The Bahamas

Bahamas Maritime Authority appoints new Managing Director and CEO

Spongers begin direct international sales

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

Mitchell’s disrespect for the Police Force

April 16, 2019 Eyewitness News

Dear editor, Fred Mitchell’s recent comments about the Royal Bahamas Police Force were deplorable and uncalled for in my opinion. As an experienced politician he should know better than to make reckless and irresponsible comments about hardworking law enforcement officers, just because it serves his political agenda. As the brother of an officer, I take […]

Has the Shell power plant stalled?

OPINION: Are PLP anti-jobs?

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

OPINION: Sea horse appears once again in North Bimini Bay

Team Bahamas finishes second at CARIFTA Track and Field Championships

April 23, 2019 Randy Smith

Although the total number of medals is down from last year, The Bahamas managed to increase its gold medal haul at this year’s Flow CARIFTA Track and Field Championships. The Bahamas finished with a grand total of 26 medals- nine gold, seven silver and 10 bronze- after three days of competition at the Truman Bodden […]

Fed Cup team sweeps Barbados

Bowleg elected to head Bahamas Basketball Federation

Freeport’s FRFC Under 10’s soccer team attends international soccer showcase

Steven Gardiner clocks new world leading time in men’s 200m

Chances Games helps little Kamiya with brain surgery expenses

April 18, 2019 Tia Thompson

NASSAU, BAHAMAS- Last week, nine-year-old Kamiya Rolle, a student at the Sandilands Primary School fell ill and had to be rushed to the hospital for immediate assistance. Rolle’s distraught parents were later told that their child had a brain tumor and needed surgery to save her life. The family, unaware of how they would pay […]

A new twist on a traditional bun experience

GGYA announces multitude of milestones at AGM

GG makes official visit to schools on Cat Island

Urban Renewal Commission hosts weekend of Easter egg hunts

Gambler sets another 1-day winnings record on ‘Jeopardy!’

April 17, 2019 Eyewitness News

LOS ANGELES (AP) — A professional sports gambler from Las Vegas has broken his own single-episode winnings record on “Jeopardy!” James Holzhauer won $131,127 during a show aired Wednesday night, breaking the record that viewers saw him set last week. Due to the game show’s taping schedule, the records were actually set one day apart, […]