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Zero tolerance
Weeks after Hurricane Dorian wiped out several shantytowns on Abaco, Prime Minister
NEMA: People attempting to set up Abaco shantys
Some have already attempted to set up tents in shantytowns
China: No competition over Dorian relief efforts
China is not trying to compete with any other country in
UB president wants to relocate GB campus
University of The Bahamas President Dr. Rodney Smith yesterday indicated
BUSINESS
Save the Bays (STB) is warning that the oil spill at Equinor’s South Riding Point storage and transshipment terminal in High Rock, Grand Bahama should
ICB: Foreign claims adjusters must submit credentials to ICB
The Insurance Commission of The Bahamas (ICB) is ensuring both the public and foreign claims adjusters know that it is illegal for those adjusters to
Mitchell: No evidence Bahamas hogtied in any way to China
In a “world of real politics” The Bahamas must take note of its position in the middle of an ongoing war between the two largest
Carnival to resume calls to Bahamian ports
After suspending visits to Bahamian ports of call due to Hurricane Dorian, Carnival Corporation yesterday announced the resumption of sailings to the country and its
LIFESTYLES
Grand Bahama residents can now access emergency health care services via the generosity of Samaritan’s Purse, through relationships fostered with the
For five straight days, top physicians and executives from Cleveland Clinic Florida, led by Chief Executive Officer and President Dr.
Two years ago, I wrote an article on the impact of Hurricane Irma on the loss of cultural material and
Hurricane Dorian. The name is sure to be remembered as one of the most destructive forces of nature. The devastation
SPORTS
It took four very physical and close games as the Olivia’s Guest House Cybots were able to close out the Gladstone Road Liquors Panthers, 67-66, to win the
The start of the IAAF World Championships is now just 10 days away, and the Bahamas Association of Athletic Associations (BAAA) is left still scrambling for
The New Providence Softball Association (NPSA) playoffs are set to get underway this coming Thursday, but the two-time defending women’s champions Sunshine Auto Wildcats had some unfinished business
NATIONAL REVIEW
Peggy Bridgewater moved with a grace unbefitting the horrors she had witnessed and was witnessing in her native Grand Bahama. Her family only has two houses
In recent days, both our editorial writers and one of our Nassau Guardian columnists, Philip Galanis, coincidentally opined on the “summer of our discontent”, highlighting
As we spoke with her mother on a small, dark sofa which she also uses as a bed, a young girl looked on shyly. In a
When the Maurice Moore Primary School shelter in Freeport began to flood during unprecedented inundation caused by Hurricane Dorian, Wayne and Marsha Stubbs, whose home
For Anischa Davis, a resident of McLean’s Town, Grand Bahama, living with the reality of missing loved ones is a tormenting experience. “I lost friends,” she
FREEPORT, Grand Bahama — “It’s a ghost town out here, miss, a ghost town,” a man shouts from across the way. “Dead, okay? Dead. You see
Constitutional changes at the political party level and a focus on building one’s portfolio of advocacy and support system for family care are among the
