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PM makes case for extending state of emergency
As he sought to make a case for another extension to the state of emergency, Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis…
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Biden urged to appoint US ambassador
The deployment of a US ambassador to The Bahamas by US President Joe Biden would be “a useful step in…
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Hotel jobs returning, Foulkes says
Minister of Labour Dion Foulkes yesterday expressed optimism about the country’s employment levels in the near future, explaining that several…
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Public schools will not resume in-person classes on Feb. 1, Lloyd says
While public schools on New Providence, Abaco, Eleuthera and Exuma were targeting a February 1 date for resuming in-person learning,…
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Man charged with attempting to rape nine-year-old girl
A man appeared in court on Tuesday accused of attempting to rape a nine-year-old girl. Delvin Cooper, 29, of Cox Street,…
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Wells: Rest of the world following Bahamas lead on COVID-19
Minister of Health Renward Wells yesterday defended the move to extend the government’s state of emergency, saying the government’s handling…
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Dames: Govt looking to roll out an extended voter registration process soon
Residents looking to register to vote can do so at the Parliamentary Registration Department and at offices on Grand Bahama…
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AG says discipline and faith prevented third wave
Attorney General Carl Bethel yesterday defended the government’s plans to extend the state of emergency saying it was the same…
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CPSA president disappointed union not represented on vaccine committee
Consultant Physicians Staff Association (CPSA) President Dr. Sabriquet Pinder-Butler said she is disappointed that the union is not represented on the…
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CDC looking to see decline in cases before changing travel notice
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) modifies its travel health notices (THN) for small countries, like The Bahamas,…
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