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64 Haitians picked up
Sixty-four Haitian migrants were apprehended from a sloop intercepted in waters
Boy, 3, kidnapped then dropped off unharmed
A three-year-old boy riding his bicycle in front of his
OPM: EU list based on outdated info
The European Commission’s “high-risk third countries” list was based on outdated
AG: PLP boycott unacceptable
Attorney General Carl Bethel voiced concern yesterday that Progressive Liberal Party
Bethel: Bahamas to push back on EU blacklisting
The European Commission’s recent blacklisting of The Bahamas was “unwarranted,
BUSINESS
The Bahamas can be very surgical in its negotiations with the World Trade Organization (WTO), in order to protect those sectors it wants to keep
Equinor conducts first ship-to-ship LNG transfer in The Bahamas
The first ever ship-to-ship (STS) transfer of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in The Bahamas occurred on February 7 at international energy company Equinor Energy AS’
Shared working space company opening a new location
Incudesk, the shared working space company that has taken the small business sector by storm, is opening a new location in about two months to
Bahamas tech firm looks to expand its blockchain solution to Africa
Bahamas tech firm PO8 has now set its sights on Africa as it looks to expand its blockchain solution for salvaging underwater artifacts. The company, which
LIFESTYLES
It was just last week, that a former student of Gayle Barrow’s approached her and spoke to her about how
Three months after the first #BeAHero presentation took to an auditorium in New Providence with a message to hundreds of
With a change in leadership, the addition of younger talent on the frontline and a unique five-piece horn section, the band formerly
R&B Soul Artist Charisa Smith has released her new single -“Get Gone” – a song that she says comes from
SPORTS
The country’s two most high-profile basketball players showed up and showed out this weekend on one of the biggest stages for the sport in the
The St. John’s College Giants survived a double overtime battle to win 62-61 over the Queen’s College Comets at the Kendal G. L. Isaacs National
The three-time defending champions in the New Providence Volleyball Association (NPVA), the National Fence Intruders, had their backs up against the wall after dropping the
NATIONAL REVIEW
When Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis visited Haiti one year ago this month, the Bahamian and Haitian delegations agreed to undertake joint initiatives that could
Despite an earlier report from a lawyer for former Progressive Liberal Party Chairman Frank Smith that he had not been served a notice of appeal against the
If the only takeaway from the botched prosecution of former Public Hospitals Authority (PHA) Chairman Frank Smith was the irreparable harm done to his reputation that would
WORLD NEWS
Brex-split: 7 lawmakers quit Labour over EU, anti-Semitism
LONDON (AP) — Seven British lawmakers quit the main opposition
Sex abuse survivors to meet with Vatican summit organizers
VATICAN CITY (AP) — The organizers of Pope Francis' summit
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