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Civilian divers discover pieces of crashed plane
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Physicians receptive to PM’s appeal
Education Loan Authority negotiating with collection agency
Validity of contract verified months after Smith’s trial began

Cruise liner hopes to hire thousands by 2021

November 15, 2018 Genea Noel-Ferguson

Symphony of the Seas makes inaugural voyage to Nassau Executives of the Royal Caribbean Cruise line are hoping to double the employment of Bahamians to 3,000 by 2021, announced company President Michael Bayley during the inaugural voyage of the Symphony of the Seas to the port of Nassau on Wednesday. The ambitious goal, he said, […]

Cabinet still considering way forward with Oban deal

GB Tech Summit attracts hundreds

No lights at straw market discourages tourist spending

Aviation ministry sets eyes on new revenue outlet

Let there be light: Remove the covers from traditional areas of darkness

November 14, 2018 Patricia Glinton-Meicholas

“Lord, lighten our darkness” is the prayer of many a householder and business owner in New Providence these days. We have to worry about many things electrical. We fret about coming home after work, flicking that all-important light switch and hearing what sounds suspiciously like a snigger of contempt coming back at us, when we […]

Money—The Importance, the Pleasure, the Pain

Morning Check—Are You Ready for Your Close Up?

The Bahamas: Falling deeper into our own Sci-Fi movie

Cutting down trees to create a forest

Chemical spill at Rand Hospital lab under control

November 9, 2018 Tamara McKenzie

Laboratory and Radiology services temporarily suspended on Thursday at the Michaela Virgill Storr Pavilion of the Rand Memorial Hospital in Grand Bahama, following a minor chemical spill in the Laboratory. A statement released yesterday from the Public Hospitals Authority (PHA) outlined that no injuries were reported, however cautionary measures were taken for employees affected to […]

OPINION: Maurice Moore, get real!

OPINION: The FNM kettle is whistling

OPINION: What did the seven FNM rebels see?

OPINION: Cruise companies have no interest in seeing Bay Street thrive

Islands of The Bahamas showcase begins today

November 16, 2018 Randy Smith

The Islands of The Bahamas Showcase kicks off today at the Kendal Isaacs Gymnasium. Eight National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I teams will compete over the course of the three-day event. According to BD Global Founder Brooks Downing, the Islands of The Bahamas Showcase was designed to feature smaller schools that aren’t afforded as […]

Volleyball national championships get underway

Road Masters Bahamas half marathon set for Sunday

BAISS softball champs crowned in three divisions

Major to host boxing card dedicated to Sturrup

Idris Elba’s daughter named Golden Globe Ambassador

November 15, 2018 Eyewitness News

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Idris Elba’s daughter has been chosen as the Golden Globe Ambassador to assist with the glitzy awards ceremony. The Hollywood Foreign Press Association announced Wednesday that 16-year-old Isan Elba will assume the ambassador title for the 76th annual Golden Globes Awards in January. Her 46-year-old father was named Sexiest Man Alive […]

When it came to racism, the pen was Stan Lee’s superpower

PM wowed At Fusion Superplex

Game of Thrones’ returning in April 2019 for final season

Michelle Obama begins arena tour in talk with Oprah

After midterms success, Democrats develop 2020 strategies

November 16, 2018 Eyewitness News

WASHINGTON (AP) — Speaking before a gathering of black leaders on Capitol Hill this week, Sen. Kamala Harris offered guidance on when Democrats should fight President Donald Trump and Republicans. “What I’ve found myself recently saying is this: ‘If it’s worth fighting for, it’s a fight worth having,’” the California Democrat and potential presidential candidate […]