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Christie defends RBDF ships deal
Former Prime Minister Perry Christie yesterday defended the deal his
Inagua fishermen claim they were robbed at knifepoint by Haitians
When Lawrence Henfield, 49, an Inagua fisherman, woke up on
IDB: Dorian damage and losses at $3.4B
A new report by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) revealed
Island seeing daily armed robberies
Since October, nearly every day on New Providence, at least
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
BUSINESS
MSC Cruises announced last week that it has pushed back the opening of its Ocean Cay private island destination in The Bahamas to December 5,
Govt wants climate change considered in concessionary financing
The government is seeking to have The Bahamas’ vulnerability to climate change applied when it seeks concessionary financing, for which the country is often ineligible. As
Aliv launches Alcatel’s new 3X mobile device
The Bahamas continues to be an important launch market for Alcatel, the company’s Regional Director for Central America and the Caribbean Jesus Hung said Friday,
Govt seeking to develop cascarilla-based industry on Acklins
The Bahamas is moving at full steam to create a cascarilla-based industry on Acklins, according to Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Agriculture and Marine
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
The St. John’s College Giants senior girls got revenge on the defending champions, St. Augustine’s College (SAC) Big Red Machine, when they edged them out
The 2019 Government Secondary Schools Sports Association (GSSSA) volleyball season climaxed with four champions crowned on Friday at the A.F. Adderley Gymnasium. Senior boys C.R. Walker 2,
The Bahamas Senior Men’s National Soccer team, undefeated in Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF) Nations League’s play this year, has been promoted
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
Of the 76 legislative and policy pledges made by the Minnis administration in its Speech from the Throne delivered in May 2017, 14 have been
Investigations and subsequent discoveries have led police to lower the official missing persons count in the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian on Grand Bahama from 30
“Bahamians are some of the most resilient people I have ever seen in my life,” beamed Jo Brown, area director for Baptist Global Response of
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
