TOP STORIES
Police to focus on sex crimes
Commissioner of Police Anthony Ferguson’s 2019 police plan calls for
Govt to investigate Carnival dumping
Minister of Transport and Local Government Renward Wells said yesterday
Man allegedly commits suicide off Farrington Road
A man in his 50s allegedly committed suicide yesterday inside of
BNT says it did not solicit support from South Abaco developers
The Bahamas National Trust (BNT) yesterday insisted it did not
Dean resigns as Guardian GM and editor
The Nassau Guardian has announced that Brent Dean has resigned
AG: Environmental protection law by end of summer
The government hopes to implement a new environmental protection legislation by
BUSINESS
The issuance of the BH-1B visa and BH-4S work permit is expected to have an economic impact of more than $50 million if the government
Scrutiny from FATF, OECD, EU unwarranted and biased, says DPM
The government continues to be engaged at a high level with the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), the European Union (EU) and Organization for Economic
DPM: $10 mil. likely added to 2019/2020 budget for more CLICO payments
The government continues to chip away at CLICO payments, something Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Peter Turnquest said will continue to be a
More protection for shareholders with amendments to Companies Act
The government intends to implement greater protections for company shareholders with amendments to the Companies Act. In particular, the Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2019 is expected to
LIFESTYLES
The truth was brought to the stage over the Easter weekend, as the membership at Bahamas Harvest Church (BHC) were
Deangelo Minus describes his daughter De’Andranique “Dede” Minus as an active, typical teenager – one who loves sports, and loves
Astrology is a word that has long been looked at with cynicism by some, and of course acceptance by others.
Autism doesn’t come with a manual, but rather families of those people diagnosed on the spectrum, never give up, and
SPORTS
WILDEY, Barbados - It was a grueling four days of competition for The Bahamas at the 34th CARIFTA Swimming Championships over the Easter holiday weekend into
The times and distances have not been overly impressive among some of the elite Bahamian track and field athletes so far this season, but on the junior side,
The Bahamas’ men’s national beach soccer team is set to take on the Turks & Caicos this Saturday in an international friendly match. The match
NATIONAL REVIEW
Some issues are worth screaming about. Others are better served through reasoned discussion and debate. The proposed Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Bill, 2018, is the kind of
Roughly two years ago, on a windy day, the smell of smoke caught the attention of residents in Jubilee Gardens. It was just another lazy Sunday.
Marijuana policy is rapidly changing in the United States. The plant is fully legal in 10 states. Medical marijuana is legal in 33. Big states such
WORLD NEWS
South Sudan measles outbreak raises questions about vaccines
KUAJOK, South Sudan (AP) — Despondent, Akon Mathiong points to
Radicalization among Sri Lanka’s Muslims was slow and steady
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — A spate of attacks
