Day: October 2, 2019

Cellphone use while driving officially a crime on Monday NASSAU, BAHAMAS- Amendments to Road Traffic laws and regulations to aid ...

NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS- Police are investigating an act of vandalism a bar on Balfour Avenue early this morning, Eyewitness News ...

AG directed to acquire land in Abaco  NASSAU, BAHAMAS- Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis vowed to eradicate shantytowns and “return ...

NASSAU, BAHAMAS- Behind a heroic effort from Grand Bahama native Jonquel Jones, the Connecticut Sun knocked off the Washington Mystics ...

Activist files police complaint over viral death threat NASSAU, BAHAMAS —Anti-Haitian sentiments in the country have soared in the aftermath ...

Attorney says if legislation passed, it is certain to be challenged and struck down NASSAU, BAHAMAS — As the government ...

Trial expected to continue today NASSAU, BAHAMAS — Jonathan Ash, the key witness in the bribery trial of former Cabinet ...

Christian Council president appeals for balance between humanity and law NASSAU, BAHAMAS- Bahamas Christian Council President (BCC) President Bishop Delton ...

NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Government is concerned over the potential impact Hurricane Dorian’s devastation may have on this nation’s sovereign credit ...

Former chairman says low cost housing will be critical post-storm, legal migrants must be assimilated NASSAU, BAHAMAS- The now-defunct Abaco ...

BY ROGAN SMITH In life, it’s not enough to just say the right thing. You must also do the right ...

NASSAU, BAHAMAS -Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance K Peter Turnquest yesterday reiterated all financial donations made to The ...

NASSAU, BAHAMAS- Bahamasair spent ‘hundreds of thousands of dollars’ on free evacuations flights in the wake of Hurricane Dorian Tourism ...