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Government, Developer Move to Advance Grand Lucayan Redevelopment

FREEPORT, GRAND BAHAMA – A key meeting between the government and developer Concord Wilshire is scheduled for today, as officials push to finalize outstanding documentation and move forward with the long-delayed redevelopment of the Grand Lucayan resort. Director of Investments Phylicia Woods-Hanna said the meeting is expected to provide greater clarity on timelines and next steps, as the developer continues...

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Tribunal Dismisses Government’s $357M Claim Against GBPA; Finds State in Breach of Hawksbill Creek Agreement

FREEPORT, BAHAMAS – The Grand Bahama Port Authority is celebrating what it calls a landmark arbitration victory after a tribunal dismissed the government’s $357 million “reimbursement” claim under Clause 1(5)(d) of the Hawksbill Creek Agreement (HCA) in full. According to the Tribunal’s conclusion, the Government’s claim against the GBPA has been dismissed. The Tribunal also ruled that the GBPA’s counterclaim succeeds,...

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Decision made in government case against GBPA

FREEPORT, BAHAMAS – A decision has reportedly been reached in the Government of The Bahamas’ high-stakes arbitration dispute with the Grand Bahama Port Authority (GBPA), involving claims estimated at  approximately $375 million. However, both sides are declining to confirm the outcome, citing confidentiality. Reports began circulating Monday morning after Darren Cooper, speaking on Da Riddim radio station in Grand Bahama,...

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Authorities Confirm Vessel Connected to Marvin Dames in U.S. Drug Bust

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Inside authorities have confirmed to Eyewitness News that a 45-foot vessel at the center of a foiled drug trafficking attempt by U.S. authorities is connected to Free National Movement political candidate and former National Security Minister Marvin Dames. The vessel, registered under NP-7228 with the Port Department, is tied to Dames’ charter company, Reel Xperience Charters. Eyewitness...

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More Than 20 Dialysis Patients Delayed as Only One Nurse Reports for Duty

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – More than 20 dialysis patients who arrived for their 5 a.m. treatment session are still waiting to receive care. That’s according to one of the patients, Zelerine Johnson, who says the group includes elderly residents, visually impaired individuals, and others with serious medical conditions. Johnson reports that only one nurse showed up for duty this morning and...

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Minnis Defends Sebas, Says Diplomatic Clearances Prove No Wrongdoing

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Former Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis is coming to the defence of businessman and Progressive Liberal Party candidate for Fort Charlotte Sebastian “Sebas” Bastian, after his name surfaced in documents linked to the Epstein files. Speaking exclusively to Eyewitness News, Minnis said the controversy ignores one critical fact — Bastian was thoroughly vetted and cleared by multiple...

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Munroe: No Passports Found in Cap-Haïtien Incident; Fired Bahamasair Worker’s Story “Raises Questions”

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – National Security Minister Wayne Munroe is rejecting claims surrounding the firing of a Bahamasair employee and flatly denying allegations that passports were ever found or seized in connection with the March 1 incident in Cap-Haïtien. Speaking with Eyewitness News, Munroe said the only confirmed arrest in the matter involved an individual found with cash, not passports, and...

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Advanced Poll Set for November 17 Ahead of Golden Isles By-Election

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The Parliamentary Commissioner has announced that the Advanced Poll for the Golden Isles by-election will be held on Monday, November 17, 2025. The notice applies to all voters registered in the Golden Isles constituency as of October 21, 2025. According to the Parliamentary Elections Act, both Overseas Voters and Special Voters are eligible to participate in the...

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Grand Lucayan Resort Plunged Into Darkness Over Unpaid Power Bills

FREEPORT, BAHAMAS – Power has been disconnected at the Grand Lucayan Resort in Freeport after unresolved arrears with the Grand Bahama Power Company (GBPC), according to sources. The resort’s new owners, Concord Wilshire Capital, reportedly refused to assume the outstanding debt, prompting GBPC to cut electricity to the property. The 56-acre resort — sold by the government in May 2025...

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Body Believed to Be Missing Pregnant Mother Found on Munnings Drive

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Police believe they have found the body of 30-year-old Lauren Saunders, the seven-months-pregnant mother of two who had been missing since Sunday. Her body was reportedly discovered with gunshot wounds near Munnings Drive, off Gladstone Road, on Wednesday, October 22, 2025, bringing a devastating end to a search that gripped the nation. Saunders’ silver Jeep was earlier...

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U.S. Senate Confirms Herschel Walker as Ambassador to The Bahamas

WASHINGTON, D.C. – In a sweeping vote Tuesday, the U.S. Senate confirmed former NFL star and political candidate Herschel Walker to serve as the United States’ ambassador to The Bahamas — filling a post that’s been vacant for nearly 15 years.   His confirmation, bundled with over 100 other nominees under newly expedited Senate rules, signals renewed U.S. interest in...

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Two Tropical Disturbances Could Develop Near Bahamas; Hurricane Watches Issued for Azores

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Meteorologists are tracking two disturbances with a high chance of developing into tropical depressions this week. AL94 is located west in the Atlantic, and could form near The Bahamas in a few days. Heavy rain is expected over the Lesser Antilles, Puerto Rico, and the Dominican Republic in the coming days. Meanwhile, AL93 is likely to become...

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