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Policewoman testifies that her ex started a smear campaign against her on Facebook
A policewoman yesterday testified that her former boyfriend started an online smear campaign after she ended their relationship of four years.…
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Building capacity
Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis announced last night efforts to increase healthcare capacity and again urged Bahamians to get vaccinated…
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COVID hospitalizations hit 100
As new COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations continue to climb to new highs, Dr. Nikkiah Forbes, director of the National HIV/AIDS and…
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Sickout at BPL
At least 200 Bahamas Power and Light (BPL) employees across The Bahamas called in sick yesterday, according to Bahamas Electrical…
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PHA: More than 17 nurses at the Rand call in sick
More than 17 nurses at the Rand Memorial Hospital on Grand Bahama called in sick in an apparent sickout, the…
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Unrest among social services employees
Department of Social Services employees across The Bahamas yesterday demonstrated during their lunch hour to bring attention to a number of issues…
Read More » Stephen Stubbs murder sentence reduced
Convicted killer Stephen “Die” Stubbs was yesterday resentenced to 35 years in prison for the murder of a policeman in…
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Libel case withdrawn against pastor
Prosecutors yesterday offered no evidence against Prophet Julian Johnson, the man accused of intentionally defaming Commissioner of Police Paul Rolle…
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Former Ministry of Finance employee convicted of stealing abandons appeal
Former Ministry of Finance worker James Anwar Johnson, who was jailed for two years for stealing $258,000 in public funds,…
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Davis believes it’s safe to hold election if COVID-19 measures are followed
While acknowledging that The Bahamas is still experiencing a COVID-19 crisis, Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) Leader Philip Brave Davis said…
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