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Ministry of Finance team attends IDB meetings in Guayaquil, Ecuador

July 19, 2019 Eyewitness News

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, the Hon. K. Peter Turnquest (IDB Governor), Financial Secretary Marlon Johnson (Alternate IDB Governor), Deputy Financial Secretary Cherran O’Brien, and Ministry of Finance Economist Laron Neely are attending the 60th Annual Meeting of the Board of Governors of the Inter-American Development Bank and the Board of Governors of […]

Aliv takes the lead as first corporate sponsor of plastic ban campaign

There is money in the dirt

Tax procedures streamlined for realty transactions as govt transitions to automated online process

Dr. Cassandra Nottage appointed national identified risk framework coordinator

During BPL Crisis Gov’t Needs To Lead By Example

July 17, 2019 Eyewitness News

Bahamas Power & Light (BPL) is really coming across like the electric company version of rapper P. Diddy. Because when it comes to these power outages, it’s a clear case of can’t stop, won’t stop. I think by now every New Providence resident is fully aware of what is going on with BPL. Talk shows, […]

Our Silly Fears About The Gay Pride Parade

We’re In Crisis And Y’all Are Worried About Brent Symonette?

Bahamas Power & No Light: Relief On The Way, But For How Long?

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

New political capital city of the Bahamas in Andros

June 24, 2019 Eyewitness News

Sir Lynden Pindling, speaking at the National General Convention of the Progressive Liberal Part in 1981, declared that: “I have a dream. I have a dream that one day the capital of The Bahamas will sit on the broad plains of Andros. New Providence will boast our financial capital, Grand Bahama will host our industrial […]

Response to a Letter to the Editor Appearing in the Tribune Dated 17 June 2019

Bahamas must make climate change a priority

We are not the enemy

Biased and uninformed

Jeff Rodgers camp going strong in 32nd year

July 18, 2019 Randy Smith

NASSAU, BAHAMAS- The 32nd edition of the Jeff Rodgers Basketball Camp wraps up this week. Once again, the week-long clinic featured several current and former National Basketball Association (NBA) players and other pro players. Since 1987, Rodgers has staged the camp, which provides an opportunity for the young children to engage in some wholesome sporting […]

Four swimmers to represent The Bahamas at FINA Championships

Miller-Uibo clocks season-best/ Gardiner wins 400

BAHAMAS FINISHES SIXTH AT CENTROBASKET

Girls pick up second win in Puerto Rico

Urban Renewal summer camp participants get educated on the topic of trafficking in children

July 19, 2019 Eyewitness News

NASSAU, BAHAMAS — First Assistant Secretary in the Ministry of National Security and Co-Chair of the Ministry of National Security’s Trafficking in Persons Inter-Ministry Committee, Susanne Knowles, was joined by Secretary of the Trafficking In Persons Secretariat Corrections, Corporal Keva Sherman in speaking to Bain and Grants Town Urban Renewal Summer Camp participants on the topic of trafficking in children […]

Governor General hosts luncheon in honour of former governors general

BAMSI hosts third summer camp for teens

International modeling agent looks to cast Bahamian models

Goombay Summer Festival 2019 Brings The Sizzle To Summer

Netflix subscriber drop hints at streaming-service fatigue

July 18, 2019 Eyewitness News

NEW YORK (AP) — How much is too much for streaming video? A dramatic slowdown in worldwide growth at Netflix — including the first quarterly drop in its U.S. subscribers since 2011 — is raising questions about just how much are people willing to pay for streaming services. Especially with a host of new ones […]