Day: May 5, 2018

Two stabbing incidents within the span of four hours in New Providence, sent police on an island-wide manhunt for the ...

There are not enough contractors with specialized skills registered at the Department of Labour (DOL), according to Labour Director Robert ...

On the heels of the Free National Movement’s (FNM) one-year anniversary of its landslide victory at the polls, Progressive Liberal ...

Infrastructural upgrades on the way for Family Islands Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis said Friday that he is confident that ...

Almost a year after its crushing defeat in the May 2017 General Elections, the Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) said recently ...

An Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) is now being established in multiple Family Islands, according to the nation's chief ...

Minister of Youth, Sports and Culture Michael Pintard told Eyewitness News Friday that government has earmarked $5 million to construct ...

Company inks agreement with major international oil company Bahamas Petroleum Company (BPC) saw its shares leap 130 per cent higher ...

Two men from Cat Island appeared before a judge Friday morning, charged with possession of dangerous drugs with the intent to ...

Police officers are being encouraged to take additional training, according to the head of the bargaining unit representing the uniformed ...

"Frustrating" is how the attorney for embattled former Minister of Labour Shane Gibson described his ongoing bribery and extortion trial, ...

Bahamas Carnival – an expensive fete with groups investing hundreds and thousands of dollars to produce different packages for the ...

Loss Limb Awareness month may have ended in April, but for those living without limbs, their inability in some cases ...

Olympic medalist Steven Gardiner began the 2018 International Association of Athletic Federations (IAAF) Diamond League circuit on a high note, ...

Looking to keep the momentum from last year’s gold medal finish at the first Caribbean Free Trade Agreement (CARIFTA) Judo ...