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NASSAU — Shantytown residents have been given a deadline of July 31, 2018, to vacate their homes as the government intends to completely eradicate illegal residential areas where the standard …
Read MoreNASSAU — Deputy Prime Minister Peter Turnquest blasted critics of the government and warned constituents of Pineridge not to “mind the noise in the marketplace” from people who don’t understand …
Read MoreNASSAU –Pledging that it is still “the people’s time” and the “people’s budget” is upcoming, Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis said last night that while his administration is open to …
Read MoreCARICOM MEETING: In this photo published on the Facebook page of the U.S. Embassy in Nassau, the Hon. Darren Henfield (left), Bahamas Minister of Foreign Affairs; Mr. Kenneth Merten (center), …
Read MoreNASSAU — ALIV has committed to assisting in raising funds to purchase two ambulances for Long Island – one in the north and one in the south, The Tribune reported …
Read MoreNASSAU — When the Free National Movement took office in May 2017, education was among the top priorities, according to Morgan Adderley, in an INSIGHT article published in The Tribune …
Read MoreNASSAU — Ragged Islanders are desperately awaiting a return to a sense of normalcy after the island was devastated by Hurricane Irma last September, Exumas and Ragged Island MP Chester …
Read MoreNASSAU — After having a months-long stop order placed on his plans to develop an office complex near Lyford Cay, businessman Sebas Bastian has received the green light from the …
Read MoreNASSAU — The Minister of National Security Marvin Dames says last year there were eight leading cyber security threats which encompassed both fraud and ransom, the Bahama Journal reported on May …
Read MoreA VERY TALENTED BAHAMIAN IN THE DIASPORA: Chris G. Gardiner, who owns a successful accounting firm here in Washington, D.C., was actually one of the persons featured in my BAHAMIANS IN …
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