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URCA fines BPL $229k for breaches

NASSAU, BAHAMAS - The Utilities Regulation and Competition Authority (“URCA”) has fined Bahamas Power and Light Co Ltd (BPL) $229,535.34 for breach of its license and the Electricity Act 2015 following investigations into last year's fire and resulting summer load shedding. URCA issued a Final Determination and Order to BPL for breach of  its Public Electricity Service License (PESL) and...

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ZNS northern service workers protest “hazardous” working conditions

NASAU, BAHAMAS - Some 40 workers at ZNS' northern service have decided they can no longer work in alleged unsafe conditions in the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian. Bahamas Communications and Public Officers Union (BCPOU) President Dino Rolle told Eyewitness News he could no longer support operations at the Harold DeGregory government complex, which he claims sustained flooding damage. Rolle cited widespread complaints of...

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Fire Services extinguish blaze at old St John’s College building

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Firefighters are working to clear the remnants of a structural fire at one of the abandoned buildings that formerly housed St John’s College. Chief Fire Officer Superintendent Thomas Lightbourne said officers were alerted to the blaze at a single-story structure on Baillou Hill Road shortly after 10am. Lightbourne said the abandoned building at the southern end was...

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House speaker orders reporter’s phone seized and footage deleted

NASSAU, BAHAMAS - House Speaker Halson Moultrie paused the morning session to order a reporter's phone be seized and any video recording deleted. Moultrie accused The Nassau Guardian journalist of using the cellphone to record proceedings without permission. He referred to an incident earlier this year, when a cellphone video of Fontella Chipman, sister of Centreville MP Reece Chipman, demonstrating...

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Intl. NGO slams govt. over failures in Abaco

Two dead in morning collision near Cooper's Town NASSAU, BAHAMAS — An international humanitarian group has blasted the government over multiple failures in Abaco following deadly Hurricane Dorian. Burke Bryant, president of Humanitarian Aid and Rescue Project (HARP) lashed out at the lack of critical health care support in a Facebook post following a fatal two-car collision on the island...

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Cornish urges GB residents to heed evacuation order

Dorian strengthens to Category 4 hurricane with 130 mile-per-hour winds NASSAU, BAHAMAS — As Hurricane Dorian is expected to severely impact Grand Bahama in the coming days, evacuation orders have been given for the nation’s second city. Head of National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) operations in Grand Bahama, Don Cornish, advised residents in the impacted zones to take heed of...

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