Day: February 27, 2019

Environmentalists “shocked” by decision to renew drilling licenses   NASSAU, BAHAMAS - As environmentalists expressed shock at the government’s decision ...

NASSAU, BAHAMAS - While the Ministry of Health is trying to get a handle on the recent outbreak of measles ...

NASSAU, BAHAMAS - The Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Tuesday night responded to the recent travel advisory that was issued ...

Forbes says leader alerted CARICOM of Sands, Dames and AG’s conduct in Frank Smith’s case   NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Having ...

Landlord says tenant is to blame   NASSAU, BAHAMAS - The fed-up tenants of a triplex on Rocky Pine Road ...

NASSAU, BAHAMAS - The immigration department is short of $5 million that has yet to be paid by foreign workers ...

NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Tourism minister Dionisio D’Aguilar on Tuesday responded to comments made by his colleague, Pineridge member of parliament ...

NASSAU, BAHAMAS - The Royal Bahamas Police Force is a step closer to outfitting at least 200 police officers and ...

Moody’s projects 2-2.5% deficit for 2018/2019; govt. targets 1.8%   NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance ...

NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Health minister Dr. Duane Sands on Tuesday defended his decision to invite Picewell Forbes, a Progressive Liberal ...

The Bahamas will remain a “clean and compliant” jurisdiction regardless of how many times the nation is blacklisted, Deputy Prime ...

NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Acting Prime Minister and Minister of Finance K. Peter Turnquest on Tuesday encouraged persons entering the workforce ...

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Since being elected over the weekend as the first female leader of the Democratic National Alliance (DNA), ...

BASSETERRE, ST. KITS AND NEVIS – Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis believes The Bahamas can replicate the success experienced by ...