Shavaughn Moss

Shavaughn Moss joined The Nassau Guardian as a sports reporter in 1989. She was later promoted to sports editor. Shavaughn covered every major athletic championship from the CARIFTA to Central American and Caribbean Championships through to World Championships and Olympics. Shavaughn was appointed as the Lifestyles Editor a few years later.

Health & Wellness
Shavaughn MossJune 28, 2022
194
Maintaining dignity
Dignified Girl Project (DGP) continued its mission to promote menstrual equity and to educate and empower adolescent girls by equipping…
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Education
Shavaughn MossJune 27, 2022
314
Dream big & shoot for the stars
The members of St. Andrew’s International School’s (SAIS) graduating grade 11 class and its grade 12 International Baccalaureate (IB) class…
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Lifestyles
Shavaughn MossJune 24, 2022
386
Step into Beverley’s Kitchen and Caribbean Mart
The pandemic has caused many businesses to pivot from the way they previously did things, including the popular family-owned Beverley’s…
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Lifestyles
Shavaughn MossJune 24, 2022
472
The art of beauty & dance
An adult movement class with a focus on wellness, a dance-focused class, and experience for anyone 18 and over who…
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Religion
Shavaughn MossJune 23, 2022
313
Confidence in Pastor Leonard A. Johnson
Confidence was again placed in Pastor Leonard A. Johnson to serve the world church as the Bahamian was re-elected to…
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Health & Wellness
Shavaughn MossJune 21, 2022
313
Stones that are typically harmless
Most people don’t even know they have gallstones (stones) – pebble-like objects made from bile material that most of the…
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Education
Shavaughn MossJune 20, 2022
386
Jerlea: Felt like I was on cloud nine
As Jerlea Adderley was being acknowledged as among the top two finalists for primary school student of the year, the…
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Education
Shavaughn MossJune 20, 2022
584
Be what your students need you to be
Teaching is not a profession but rather a gift … a vocation, and not everyone who calls themselves a teacher…
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Spice
Shavaughn MossJune 17, 2022
321
Fathers can cook
Tony Williams and Dwain Wallace may not be masters of the kitchen, but they both cop to the ability to…
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Religion
Shavaughn MossJune 17, 2022
274
A silver jubilee celebration
The Caribbean gospel community will come together to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Caribbean Gospel Music Marlin Awards, recognizing…
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Shavaughn Moss

Shavaughn Moss

Maintaining dignity

Dream big & shoot for the stars

Step into Beverley’s Kitchen and Caribbean Mart

The art of beauty & dance

Confidence in Pastor Leonard A. Johnson

Stones that are typically harmless

Jerlea: Felt like I was on cloud nine

Be what your students need you to be

Fathers can cook

A silver jubilee celebration

Govt approves extension of BPC drilling period for first well

Storm forecasted to become a hurricane by Monday

Reverend Carla Culmer makes historic address

For some, a struggle to meet basic needs and abide by stay-at-home orders

The time for local govt on New Providence is now

Whistling past the graveyard

The citizenship question

The three habits successful people know that will change your life

Report: NIB must diversify from investing in govt bonds

The Bahamas lagging behind region in tourism rebound

Struggling to buy gas? Blame Joe Biden

Food prices: the damage caused by Russia

Saving the national insurance fund

Facilitating home ownership

Govt approves extension of BPC drilling period for first well

Storm forecasted to become a hurricane by Monday

Reverend Carla Culmer makes historic address

Govt approves extension of BPC drilling period for first well

Storm forecasted to become a hurricane by Monday

Reverend Carla Culmer makes historic address

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