Month: November 2019
- News
Moultrie claims jury decisions have been questioned
House Speaker Halson Moultrie said yesterday that there is precedent of a jury’s decision being questioned in The Bahamas. Moultrie made the…
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BPC to offer mutual fund investment option to Bahamian public
Bahamas Petroleum Company (BPC) yesterday announced its plan to offer Bahamian investors an opportunity to participate in the ownership of…
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Cooper blasts rate reduction bond bill
Exumas and Ragged Island MP Chester Cooper called the government’s Electricity Rate Reduction Bond Bill, 2019 an “ill-timed, disgrace” of…
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Chamber laments lack of clarity on use of rate reduction bond funds
Chairperson of the Bahamas Chamber of Commerce and Employers’ Confederation (BCCEC) Khrystle Rutherford-Ferguson yesterday asked for further clarification on Bahamas…
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‘NIB made $800k in excess payments’
The National Insurance Board (NIB) did not properly track the amount of money it was advancing to a company retained…
Read More » Court reserves sentencing in case of deliberate car crash
A Supreme Court judge has reserved his sentencing decision in the causing of dangerous harm case of a disabled man.…
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‘They threw her away like garbage’
Tyrene Knowles, the aunt of 17-year-old Kenrika Martin, who was found dead in waters off Stokes Cabana Wednesday morning, urged…
Read More » Colina sponsors ACE Diabetes Expo
Colina Insurance Limited is proud to announce its sponsorship of the fourth annual ACE Diabetes Expo scheduled for tomorrow. The…
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Hotel union members demonstrate outside Atlantis
Members of the Bahamas Hotel Catering and Allied Workers Union (BHCAWU) yesterday picketed outside the Atlantis resort on Paradise Island in…
Read More » Case against Shane Gibson not proven
A major plank in the 2017 Free National Movement election campaign was multiple allegations of political corruption by Progressive Liberal…
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