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The Hon. Frankie Campbell, Minister of Social Services and Urban Development, is pictured with Sasha Dixon, Second Secretary, Bahamas Permanent Mission, Geneva, at the Opening Session of the 71st session …
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NASSAU, Bahamas — The Bahamas Department of Corrections/Case Management, in conjunction with the Department of Labour, presented “Labour on the Block 2018” at the Department of Corrections, Thursday, October 25, …
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Dr. Eneia Theophilus was the guest facilitator for the Social Committee of the Ministry of Labour’s October staff development seminar. NASSAU, Bahamas – The Social Committee of the Ministry of …
Read MoreNASSAU, Bahamas — The Public Hospitals Authority (PHA) yesterday announced a new eight-hour shift system for nurses to begin on December 10, the Nassau Guardian reported October 25. “The …
Read MoreNASSAU, Bahamas — More Bahamians are finding it difficult to afford a hot meal, with the Bahamas Red Cross Society reporting an 18.1 percent increase in the number of …
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NASSAU, Bahamas — Historic St. George’s Anglican Church is celebrating 70 years in the Palmdale community, and as is now her usual practice, photographer extraordinaire Rosemary Clarice Hanna has posted …
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LONDON, England — His Excellency Ellison Greenslade, Bahamas High Commissioner to the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland, is pictured at The Bahamas High Commission, 10 Chesterfield St, Mayfair, with Duchess …
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PHILIP “BRAVE” DAVIS, Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) leader NASSAU, Bahamas — Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) Leader Philip Brave Davis said yesterday that while the opposition has no position on the …
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Former British Prime Minister Sir John Major (second from left) with the One Young World Politician of the Year Award winners. THE HAGUE — Travis Robinson, a 23-year-old Member of …
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Guest Speaker Gregory Purdy, RCL’s senior vice president of marine operations, on Thursday, October 18, shared how a company with 540 ports of call, seven brands and 60 ships approaches …
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