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NASSAU, Bahamas — The government has changed its legal representation in the ongoing shantytown litigation due to a “difference of opinion as to the legal strategy in the government’s …
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NASSAU, Bahamas — Days after the Minnis administration agreed to halt new web shop taxes after gaming house operators sued the government, Finance Minister Peter Turnquest blamed the former Christie …
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By SHENA NEWTON (NOTE: I saw this post on Facebook and was very impressed by its powerful message, so I contacted Shena Newton and asked her permission to run it …
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NASSAU, Bahamas — An agreement was signed yesterday between the Ministry of Education and BTC to upgrade internet access in all government schools across the country, The Tribune reported September …
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NASSAU, Bahamas — Marketing campaigns, airline capacity increases and a 30 percent spike in arrivals from Canada have contributed to a record summer for the Lynden Pindling International Airport (LPIA), …
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NASSAU, Bahamas – A lawsuit by web shop owners could see the government lose at least $8 million in revenue as a result of what could be a prolonged delay …
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MY FAITHFUL POTCAKE FRIENDS WASHINGTON DC – Man’s best friend is the domestic dog. In the Caribbean islands and The Bahamas there is a large population of stray dogs, commonly …
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Ginger M. Moxey: File Photo WASHINGTON, D.C., Sept. 2, 2018 — Sister Cities International (SCI) elected Ginger Moxey, Social Entrepreneur of The Bahamas and dedicated citizen diplomat, to its Board …
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Alfred Sears, QC, and Wayne Munroe, QC, outside Supreme Court on Friday. Photos: Terrel W Carey/Tribune staff NASSAU, Bahamas — He government Friday agreed to postpone the imposition of its …
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BY SIR RONALD SANDERS WASHINGTON, D.C., Aug. 30, 2018 — Throughout the 185-year history of the Judicial Committee of the British Privy Council, it has never provided access for people …
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