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Report: Hurricane-related damage could triple
The Bahamas could face a tripling of hurricane-related damage if surrounding
Nygard sentenced to 90 days in jail
A judge yesterday sentenced embattled fashion designer Peter Nygard to
Maynard: BPL bill increase a tax
A planned increase to Bahamas Power and Light (BPL) bills is just another
Killer’s sentence reduced
A caretaker who brutally killed an 86-year-old grandmother had his
‘Pay higher BPL bills or expect higher taxes’
If Bahamas Power and Light (BPL) does not increase light
Officer admits she was wrong to hold joint meeting with witnesses in Gibson trial
The lead investigator in the bribery trial of former Cabinet
BUSINESS
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Peter Turnquest said yesterday that after recent favorable reviews by global finance regulators, he does not believe The
Summit sale will allow Cable Bahamas to restart dividend payments
Cable Bahamas is awaiting the formal end-of-year closing of the $332.5 million sale of its Summit Broadband operation in the United States, the company’s Chairman
Longer LI airport runway via compulsory acquisition of land
The government will have to acquire land through compulsory acquisition to extend the runway of Long Island’s Deadman’s Cay Airport to 6,500 feet when the
Bridge Authority rolls out mobile toll payments app
A year after taking its first foray into the digital space, allowing motorists to pay their tolls electronically, the Bridge Authority is rolling out a
LIFESTYLES
The current show at The Current Gallery & Art Center by Stan Burnside is yet another mesmerizing moment in time. Though
Landmarks are such a common way to give directions we often think nothing of it. In some cities it could
Luciano’s restaurant has built its reputation on Italian offerings, and now 15 years to the month of their emergence onto
Before Wildflowers Events & Occasions was even a thought for Natalie Appleyard, the “creative bug” that would eventually lead her
SPORTS
There were four bouts at the inaugural Wellington “Sonny Boy” Memorial Tournament held at the Anatol Rodgers High School Gymnasium on Saturday, November 9. Making the
The University of The Bahamas Mingoes worked out Friday ahead of a two-game set at the first Edward Waters College Thanksgiving Classic and are looking
Three different players got on the scoresheet for The Bahamas’ men’s senior national team as they razzled and dazzled their way to a dominating 3-0
NATIONAL REVIEW
Over the course of years, we have opined in this space that the most significant threat to national development is political polarization, and the failure
The Minnis administration is exactly two and a half years into its term in office with key items on its agenda — legislatively and otherwise
The level of buffoonery we witnessed emanating from the speaker’s chair when the House of Assembly convened yesterday afternoon might have left us speechless had
According to a report provided by the Department of Social Services to Perspective at our request, 6,469 adults and 2,343 children — a total of
Much like areas of Freeport, homeowners and business owners on West End’s waterfront and north shore whose devastation suffered 15 years ago in Hurricane Frances
The Royal Bahamas Police Force on Grand Bahama suffered significant asset losses due to Hurricane Dorian and its officers are among those left homeless in
Be it flood-damaged vehicle fires or mold sickness or interruptions in daily regimens for those suffering from non-communicable diseases, there are health and safety risks
