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Bowe: Business owners anxious as third COVID-19 wave announced
Business owners are anxious as health officials acknowledge that The Bahamas is in its third wave of COVID-19 infections, Chief Executive…
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‘Race against time’
New COVID-19 cases in The Bahamas are being driven by international travel and relaxed adherence to the health guidelines, according…
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Family island vaccination expansion to start Monday
As of Monday, The Ministry of Health will start rolling out COVID-19 vaccines on more Family Islands. The vaccine will…
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Health officials unsure which variant COVID strain present
Dr. Mereceline Dahl-Regis, special health advisor in the Office of the Prime Minister, yesterday confirmed that COVID-19 variants of concern…
Read More » Men found living in school bus on Abaco ordered deported
Three inhabitants of a school bus that had been converted into living accommodations in Dundas Town, Abaco, were arrested and…
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Physician sounds alarm as COVID-19 cases climb
Consultant Physicians Staff Association (CPSA) President Dr. Sabriquet Pinder-Butler yesterday called for urgent action on the government’s part to curb…
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CDC tells travelers to avoid The Bahamas
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is advising travelers to avoid The Bahamas because there is a…
Read More » Govt agencies to meet to address illegal building on Abaco
Abaco officials are meeting today to determine the best way to deal with a school bus that has been illegally…
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Five COVID cases confirmed in public schools
COVID-19 cases have been confirmed at five public schools on New Providence, Director of Education Marcellus Taylor informed yesterday. These include…
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Woman charged with forging COVID-19 test results
A woman accused of forging scores of COVID-19 test results was on Monday remanded to prison. Laderia Russell, 35, of Grantanna…
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