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Gibson: Ash wanted to donate to party
Jurors on Tuesday watched former Cabinet Minister Shane Gibson vigorously
Haitians sent to prison
Ten Haitian migrants who were caught entering the country illegally
Woman sexually assaulted at Potter’s Cay
A Bahamian woman was sexually assaulted at Potter’s Cay Dock
Judge orders govt to restore lost wages of teachers
Supreme Court Justice Bernard Turner yesterday ordered the government to
Customs officers accused of stealing
Two customs officers were charged yesterday with two counts of
Nearly 20,000 bags of rice stolen from church
Twelve pallets of rice expected to benefit families affected by Hurricane Dorian
BUSINESS
The government anticipates using a mixture of lenders to close the expected deficit gap brought on by Hurricane Dorian, Financial Secretary Marlon Johnson said yesterday,
Moxey: Savings from new engines will offset cost of bond
Bahamas Power and Light (BPL) has renamed its rate reduction bond the National Utility Investment Bond and is stressing the idea that the cost savings
Ragged Island’s solar array delayed until end of January 2020
The completion of Ragged Island’s solar array will be delayed until the end of January, Chairman of Bahamas Power and Light (BPL) Dr. Donovan Moxey
Chamber lauds NIB’s launch of ESS portal
The Bahamas Chamber of Commerce and Employers Confederation (BCCEC) yesterday lauded the introduction of the National Insurance Board’s (NIB) Employer’s Self-Service (ESS) portal, noting that
LIFESTYLES
There are very few places in The Bahamas where old Christmas trees could become tasty snacks rich in vitamin C
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, so, as a youngster, Verdell Williams’ admiration for the Sisters of Charity and
Valencia College will be awarding scholarships for students of the Bahamas Technical and Vocational Institute (BTVI) who were impacted by
Averia Wright’s “The Straw Paradox: The Pig That Built His House of Straw” is something of a paradox in the
SPORTS
It was a close game at the bottom of the fifth inning, but the Queen’s College (QC) Comets’ defense pulled through as they took down
Bahamian superstar quarter-miler Steven “Speedy Stevie” Gardiner had a superb 2019, but it was not enough as he missed out on being a finalist in the
Local juvenile baseball leagues received donations of first aid supplies from the Public Hospitals Authority (PHA). Presentations were made to the Freedom Farm Baseball League
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
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
Much like areas of Freeport, homeowners and business owners on West End’s waterfront and north shore whose devastation suffered 15 years ago in Hurricane Frances
The Royal Bahamas Police Force on Grand Bahama suffered significant asset losses due to Hurricane Dorian and its officers are among those left homeless in
Be it flood-damaged vehicle fires or mold sickness or interruptions in daily regimens for those suffering from non-communicable diseases, there are health and safety risks
