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Former govt did not forget to order more vaccines, Minnis says
Shooting down an assertion by Minister of Health and Wellness Dr. Michael Darville, former Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis said…
Read More » Govt plans to finalize board appointments by next week
The Davis administration will finalize its 140 board appointments by Wednesday, Office of the Prime Minister Press Secretary Clint Watson said…
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FNM senator claims work was done on Prospect Ridge development
Hitting back at Minister of Housing JoBeth Coleby-Davis’ assertion that a master plan was not developed for the Minnis administration’s…
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Former govt ‘forgot’ to order more vaccines
The arrival of additional COVID-19 vaccines was delayed because someone under the previous administration forgot to apply for them, according…
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PM’s wife heads office she previously questioned
Despite questioning the need for an Office of the Spouse of the Prime Minister when it was first introduced in…
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Many who were hesitant getting vaccinated
After a life-changing battle with COVID-19 three months ago, Dealo Riley said he decided to put aside his fears and…
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Bell: Unemployment still as high as 30%
Minister of Immigration and Labour Keith Bell yesterday estimated that the national unemployment rate is somewhere between 25 and 30 percent,…
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Political fisticuffs increase over COVID management
Former Minister of Health Renward Wells yesterday accused the government of playing politics with COVID as Bahamians continue to die.…
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Thompson hits out at GB shipyard’s vaccination policy
East Grand Bahama MP Kwasi Thompson is calling on the government to intervene following the implementation of a new policy at…
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CPSA head believes election led to COVID spread in islands
While new COVID cases have been decreasing in recent weeks, Consultant Physicians Staff Association (CPSA) President Dr. Sabriquet Pinder-Butler said…
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