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Businesses fear BPL tax
Some business owners on New Providence yesterday expressed concern with
Prosecution closes case in Gibson trial
The police officer who charged former Cabinet Minister Shane Gibson
McCartney: There won’t be any great surprises in marijuana report
Bahamas National Commission on Marijuana Co-Chair Quinn McCartney yesterday suggested
Lloyd says government may have to borrow to fund school repairs
Following an Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) report that found that
BPL holding us ‘hostage’
The Chamber of Commerce’s spokesperson on energy yesterday slammed government plans
PLP questions bond for new BPL generation
Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) Leader Philip Brave Davis yesterday questioned
BUSINESS
The proposed Bahamas Power and Light (BPL) rate reduction bond is an ill-timed hard pill to swallow that would only further skepticism and mistrust of
Overwater cabanas set to open at CocoCay in Jan.
Royal Caribbean Cruises is set to open the first overwater cabanas in The Bahamas in January at its private island, CocoCay. Coco Beach Club is being
Commonwealth Brewery posts net revenue increase in third quarter
Commonwealth Brewery Limited (CBL) remains cautiously optimistic on its short-term, post-Dorian outlook, as it posted a net revenue increase in its third quarter results ending
Exports nearly double, driven by machinery and transport equipment
Exports from the country nearly doubled in the second quarter of 2019, reflecting the highest value of exports in the past year, according to the
LIFESTYLES
Jamall Petty feels like he’s gotten a second chance at life after a health scare which thankfully did not pan
Washington, DC, 18 November 2019 (PAHO) - Life expectancy for men in the Region of the Americas is 5.8 years
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
SPORTS
Rarely is the administrative aspect of sports recognized in The Bahamas like how it should be. Locally, a lot of the hard work put in
Following the first two blocks of games of the 55th QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup, currently ongoing halfway around the world in Palembang, the capital city of Indonesia’s South Sumatra province,
The race has heated up and golfers are fine-tuning their games as they enter the second to last round of what has been an exciting 2019
NATIONAL REVIEW
The board of Bahamas Power and Light (BPL), and by extension the government of The Bahamas, appears to have collectively lost the ability to approach
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
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
