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Twenty-three accused of violating curfew appear in court
Mar, 30, 2020
Artesia Davis

Over 20 people who ignored a curfew put in place

Rolle takes over as police commissioner
Mar, 30, 2020
Krystel Brown

Paul Rolle assumed the leadership of the Royal Bahamas Police

PM says decision to close borders was essential to stop spread of COVID-19
Mar, 30, 2020
The Nassau Guardian

Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis said while it is unfortunate

Government expands unemployment assistance
Mar, 30, 2020
The Nassau Guardian

The government has expanded its unemployment assistance program to cover

Curfew to be extended
Mar, 30, 2020
Jasper Ward

While asking that individuals over age 75 remain at home, Prime Minister

NP facilities can accommodate 44 COVID-19 patients
Mar, 30, 2020
Rachel Knowles

With ongoing expansions at Princess Margaret Hospital (PMH) and South

BUSINESS
Business-top
Mar, 30, 2020
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Paige McCartney

Tax deferral program announced to help retain private sector jobs

The government is budgeting some $60 million in revenue foregone over the next three months to facilitate a Tax Credit and Tax Deferral Employment Retention

More than 600 businesses apply for $14 million in loans
Mar, 30, 2020
Paige McCartney

To date 616 businesses have requested a total of $14.88 million from the government’s Business Continuity Program for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), Deputy

So far 200-plus apply for business continuity loan
Mar, 30, 2020
Paige McCartney

In excess of 200 businesses have already applied for the government’s Business Continuity Program, which provides a portion of a $20 million loan facility to

Some landlords could reduce commercial rent by 50 percent, realtor says
Mar, 30, 2020
Chester Robards

Some landlords are considering reducing rent on their commercial properties by 50 percent, or deferring the payments to the end of the lease in order to help

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