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‘They did what they had to do’
Minister of National Security Marvin Dames said yesterday that the
Bail granted for pregnant widow of man killed by police
The pregnant widow of a man killed by police was
Cooper on Ragged Island: I’ll believe it when I see it
Exumas and Ragged Island MP Chester Cooper said yesterday that
Cops found drugs in doctor’s house after domestic dispute, court hears
A physician who called police for a woman who was
Some Ragged Islanders skeptical of PM’s restoration pledge
Some Ragged Island residents said yesterday they are skeptical of
Four charged after deadly police raid
The ex-wife of Attorney Cecil Hilton was among four people
BUSINESS
It will take more than the $8 million Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis announced the government would invest in Ragged Island to restore the storm-ravaged
Submissions process for designates to Fiscal Responsibility Council almost complete
The government has almost completed receiving submissions for designates to the Fiscal Responsibility Council, from the entities which the Fiscal Responsibility Act (FRA) mandates the
Report: Injustice having a costly impact on GDP
The global justice gap is contributing to an estimated loss in gross domestic product (GDP) of 0.5 and 3 percent in Organisation for Economic Co-operation
Govt hoping to increase production, expand the use of cascarilla
The government is hoping to increase the production and expand the use of cascarilla through strategic partnerships, by heading to Acklins and Crooked Island to
LIFESTYLES
When Jeanè Swann was diagnosed with lupus at age 28 she withdrew into herself and as she put it, she
When a 26-year-old declared he would die in hospital it was difficult to believe. There was no gunshot wound, visible
In The Bahamas, high blood pressure is an epidemic silent killer. A 2006 healthy lifestyle initiative led by the government
Sharnell Cox-Robinson, C. R. Walker High School’s science subject coordinator and 2019-2021 teacher of the year, is in a unique
SPORTS
Hundreds of young athletes from throughout the country have converged on the capital island of New Providence, gearing up for the 35th Annual Frank “Pancho” Rahming Primary
The Bahamas Golf Federation (BGF) has confirmed that the national amateur championships will be held this week at various golf courses in and around New
Beginning the week of June 24, the Nassau Rowing Club (RC) will hold its annual Learn to Row Summer Camp for the sixth year in
NATIONAL REVIEW
Despite not being anywhere near robust, the rate at which the economy of The Bahamas has grown over the past two years isn’t bad, per
Last Friday, local human rights group Rights Bahamas appeared before the 172nd session of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) in Kingston, Jamaica, to
Litter and debris line the sides of many streets across the island. Everything from trash to old refrigerators and mattresses have been thrown out of people’s
WORLD NEWS
Kenya’s Olympic track coach banned 10 years for corruption
The coach of Kenya's Olympic track team in 2016 has
Lawyer: 17 wounded in prison where US-Nicaraguan man killed
MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) — Seventeen people who were arrested in
