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Young pioneer launches digital billboard and changes GB advertising industry

NASSAU, BAHAMAS- Advertére Marketing, founded by Andros native Brandon Hall, launched his company’s final phase for the island’s first modern and industry standard billboard advertising company in Freeport. Ultimately pioneering the way into modern alternative advertising for the Freeport landscape. The new start-up offers dynamic and flexible digital billboard advertising services for businesses/advertisers of all sizes and making it accessible...

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Government approves $160M revised proposal for PGA Cat Island development

NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Prime Minister Philip Davis yesterday announced that the government has approved a revised proposal from the developers of the PGA golf resort on Cat Island. The project, initiated by Cat Island Partners in 2009, includes a mixed-use golf, resort, residential, and marina development in Old Bight. According to Davis, the developers faced delays due to various factors,...

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Bahamian Banks and Trust companies excel in compliance study

NASSAU, BAHAMAS-  A Central Bank commissioned anti-money laundering (AML) report has revealed that Bahamian banks and trust companies have a strong compliance culture, with only 14 percent of unsolicited approaches from dubious new clients generating a response from local firms.  The Central Bank yesterday released an AML compliance report prepared by Evaluasi, a specialist firm known for its AML research, involved...

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FNM deputy leader reaffirms criticisms of security branch’s medical policy amendment.

NASSAU, BAHAMAS- Free National Movement (FNM) Deputy Leader Shanendon Cartwright yesterday reiterated criticisms of government’s decision to amend the medical insurance policy for security branch members, calling the move “shortsighted.” Speaking on the issue during yesterday’s Parliamentary session Cartwright said, “I still believe  it is shortsighted because when members of the Royal Bahamas Police Force, Defence Force and Corrections officers serve,...

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Bahamas Waste marks ‘Road to 50’ with new truck design 

NASSAU, BAHAMAS– Bahamas Waste recently added a new special edition Independence-themed sanitation truck to its line of vehicles. The truck is the latest addition to the company’s fleet of 60 sanitation trucks which have in the past, featured a variety of local community causes from Breast Cancer Awareness to Covid Safety. The truck bearing both the official Independence Logo design...

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MIYA Bahamas reaches new generation with water conservation message

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – MIYA Bahamas, a leading provider of comprehensive water management solutions, are working to inspire the next generation of environmental leaders and advocates for water conservation. With a well-established reputation for promoting sustainable water management practices, the company is leading the charge in empowering young people to take action and make a positive impact on our planet's most...

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Man on bail for murder, armed robbery arrested for sexual assaults

NASSAU, BAHAMAS- Police say that a 27-year-old man who is on bail for murder and armed robbery is in custody in connection with recent sexual assaults in the Bacardi Road area. The suspect who is a resident of Lincoln Boulevard was arrested around 2:30pm on Tuesday at his residence by officers from the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) without incident.  Officers...

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Bahamian and US Special Forces share best practices in joint military training

NASSAU,  BAHAMAS-  7th Special Forces Group (Airborne), the Royal Bahamas Defence Force (RBDF), and the Royal Bahamas Police Force (RBPF) recently conducted a five-week, joint combined exchange training (JCET) to enhance cooperation between the two countries’ armed forces. With transnational criminal organizations relying on existing pathways for their illicit smuggling operations, helping The Bahamas strengthen its security forces is one...

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Ambassador Bastian presents credentials to the Foreign Minister of Guatemala

LA ANTIGUA, GUATEMALA: His Excellency Sebastian Bastian, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Commonwealth of The Bahamas to Central America, presented his Copies d’Usage to the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Guatemala, His Excellency Mario Adolfo Búcaro Flores, on the sidelines of the 9th Summit of Heads of State and/or Government of the Association of Caribbean States...

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Central Bank reveals nearly $90 million in dormant bank accounts.

NASSAU, BAHAMAS- Just under $90 million in dormant bank accounts were in the custody of the Central Bank at year-end 2022 according to the regulator. The Central Bank in its annual report and statement of accounts for 2022 noted that at December 31st, December 2022, it maintained custody of 41,878 dormant facilities, with balances totalling $89 million. These it noted...

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$10 million investment in new restaurant on Paradise Island

NASSAU, BAHAMAS — One of Chicago’s premier restaurants celebrating Latin cuisine is launching its second location on Paradise Island, which according to its principals will involve a $10 million investment and create some 120 jobs for Bahamians.  Carnivale broke ground yesterday on its 15,000-square-foot mix of indoor and outdoor spaces at Paradise Landing, the marina community developed by Sterling  Global....

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Govt mulling expedited work permit approval option

NASSAU, BAHAMAS — The Government is presently considering a proposal to offer an expedited work permit approval and renewal process, Labour and Immigration Minister Keith Bell revealed yesterday. Between January and March, the government collected $20.6 million in work permit fees the Minister revealed.  Bell, who addressed The Bahamas Chamber of Commerce and Employers Confederation Power Breakfast at the Margaritaville...

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BCCEC seeks collaboration with government on brain drain reversal strategy

NASSAU, BAHAMAS — Government and the private sector must come to the table to develop a reverse brain drain strategy, the Bahamas Chamber of Commerce and Employers Confederation (BCCEC) chair urged yesterday. “We know that this is an issue. We also know that there are countries around the world, even within the region, that have implemented a reverse brain drain...

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1,600 current citizenship applications likely impacted by Privy Council decision

NASSAU, BAHAMAS — There are approximately 1,600 citizenship applications that will be impacted in some way by the Privy Council’s landmark decision on citizenship last week, according to Labour and Immigration Minister Keith Bell. "I think Bahamians are warming up to what the impact of the decision really is,” Bell said. “The impact of the decision is there is no...

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