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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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PLP’s Candidates Committee will recommend seven candidates to NGC
The Progressive Liberal Party’s (PLP) Candidates Committee will recommend seven additional candidates to the party’s National General Council to be…
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Wells downplays CPSA concerns
Even as a third wave of COVID-19 infections has emerged in The Bahamas, Minister of Health Renward Wells yesterday downplayed…
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Lloyd: We will continue with hybrid system in schools
Despite concern raised over COVID-19 cases in New Providence schools, Minister of Education Jeffrey Lloyd said yesterday that health officials…
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Miracle baby perseveres despite challenges
The past year has been one full of ups and downs for Cecilia Sit, 40, and her baby, Jed Russell.…
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Woman accused of forging COVID-19 test results freed on bail
A woman accused of forging COVID-19 test results was yesterday granted $40,000 bail, pending the continuation of her arraignment. Laderia Russell,…
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Case of farmer accused of shooting chicken thief adjourned
The trial of a farmer accused of shooting a thief who broke into his chicken coop and stole 13 chickens…
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