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Rachel Knowles

A representative from Tugliq Energy Co., the company installing solar energy

Magistrate threatens to jail officer for failing to appear in court

Artesia Davis

A magistrate on Friday took a hardline toward a police

PM slams critics

Jasper Ward

Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis yesterday hit out at critics

BPL plans to sell stations A and D to Shell

Jasper Ward

Bahamas Power and Light (BPL) Chairman Dr. Donovan Moxey yesterday

Smugglers caught ferrying Chinese to U.S. from Bahamas

Clifton Pier Power Station. FILE

Rachel Knowles

An Italian man was charged in the U.S. with smuggling

BUSINESS

Chester Robards

BPL, Shell North America want agreements done by March

Bahamas Power and Light (BPL) and Shell North America hope to have their definitive agreements completed by March of this year, BPL Chairman Dr. Donovan

Shell exec touts benefits of Clifton LNG terminal

Chester Robards

The development of a liquefied natural gas (LNG) regasification terminal by Shell North America will generate a mixed bag of benefits for Shell and the

Rolle urges policy to generate higher property insurance uptake

Chester Robards

The Bahamas needs public policy to cause Bahamians to have a higher uptake of insurance coverage for their properties, Governor of The Central Bank of

Pinder criticizes abuse of short-term work permits

Arts & Culture Lifestyles

Paige McCartney

The Department of Immigration needs to beef up its surveillance of companies that hire foreign workers on short-term work permits, as the Department of Labour

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Wildly successful

It was almost one year ago that Kira Horton entered, by chance, her homemade pepper sauce into the Tru Tru

Arts & Culture Lifestyles

Ian Bethell Bennet

Art and the environment: celebrating Majority Rule

More than 50 years after the popular vote established a change in the way business has been done in The

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The Nassau Guardian

Specimens of memory

We do not come from a place that makes it easy to hold onto archives. Insects love to munch and

Let the music play!

Jazz In The Gardens (JITG) Music Festival is a vibe that’s like nothing else you will ever experience. It’s a

Ayton records first career 20/20 game

It was a historic night for Bahamian and Phoenix Suns center DeAndre Ayton as he recorded his first career 20/20 double-double when he scored 26

Dasani to hydrate runners during 2020 race weekend

Runners from around The Bahamas and the world will take part in the 2020 Sunshine Insurance Race Weekend on Jan. 18-19. The Caribbean Bottling Company

The Your Essential Store Giants remained undefeated in New Providence Basketball Association Division II action as they held on to defeat the Sports Center Elites, 96-91, on Wednesday. Action continues this evening at the A.F. Adderley Gymnasium.

Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis addresses Free National Movement supporters. FILE

Simba French

Giants remain unbeaten in NPBA action

Dylan Musgrove and Anderias Black scored 25 points apiece for the Your Essential Store (YES) Giants as they took down the Sports Center Elites, 96-91, to

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NATIONAL REVIEW

National Review Top

Jan, 15, 2020

Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis officially opened the Hurricane Dorian Pledging Conference at the Baha Mar Convention, Arts & Entertainment Center on Monday. From left are youth representatives Rolner Paul and Skylar Symonette; United Nations Development Programme Regional Director for Latin America and the Caribbean Dr. Luis Felipe Lopez-Calva; Minnis; Bahamas Chamber of Commerce and Employers Confederation Chairperson Khrystle Rutherford-Ferguson; and Minister of State for Disaster Preparedness, Management and Reconstruction Iram Lewis. BIS/DEREK SMITH

Candia Dames

Falling for it

In an election campaign, there is a whole lot said to woo the electorate and demonize opponents, but in government some politicians often scoff at

National Review Top

Jan, 15, 2020

Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis (second left) waves at supporters as he and members of his Cabinet arrive at the House of Assembly last Wednesday. FILE

Candia Dames

Pie in the sky?

Storm victims might be tempted to get excited about the $1.5 billion “in recovery funding and in-kind services” pledged by companies and individuals on Monday at

National Review Top

Dec, 18, 2019

Travis Cartwright-Carroll

Fueled by arrogance

The Minnis administration is living in a bubble. In that bubble, The Bahamas is all sunshine and rainbows. There is low unemployment, fewer people in need, reduced crime

PERSPECTIVE

Homes on Abacao lie in ruins following the passage of Hurricane Dorian in early September. More than 60 percent of homes, businesses, schools and churches were damaged or destroyed. FILE

Jan, 15, 2020

Sharon Turner

Answers sought on hurricane relief supplies housed in Freeport

Irate Abaco residents have expressed frustration about what they believed to be donated roofing supplies earmarked for Abaco that have been sitting since last year

Randy Reckley wanders outside his grandfather’s property and the relief tent he calls home after being displaced from his Rocky Creek home in East Grand Bahama by Hurricane Dorian. SHARON TURNER

Jan, 13, 2020

Sharon Turner

‘The needs are so great’

It has been 134 days since Hurricane Dorian and in East Grand Bahama, one of the areas hardest hit by last year’s killer storm, the

Photos in happy times of Daniel Agenor, Siverlien Silien, Rona Monphete and her 23-month-old son, Kayden; and Ivitha Charles, whose families are desperate for closure and information on their remains in the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian’s deadly landfall on Abaco.

Dec, 16, 2019

Sharon Turner

Anguish

A wife and 23-month-old baby boy. A mother, brother and cousin. A father. If they were your loved ones and they were suddenly gone, ripped from your arms