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LONDON, England — His Excellency Ellison Greenslade, Bahamas High Commissioner to London, welcomed Dr. Jean McDonald and Mrs. Cynthia Khan to the Bahamas High Commission in London on Thursday, August …
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WASHINGTON, DC – Supreme Court Justices Ian Winder and Gregory Hilton paid a courtesy call on His Excellency Sidney Collie, Bahamas Ambassador to the United States and Permanent Representative to …
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IF A BUYER CAN’T BE FOUND, THE GOVERNMENT MUST PURCHASE THE GRAND LUCAYAN WASHINGTON, D.C. — There is almost unanimous agreement among financial experts in The Bahamas that the Free National …
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Photo: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Peter Turnquest NASSAU, Bahamas — Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Peter Turnquest explained in a statement issued yesterday that government …
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Photo: Anthony Ferguson NASSAU, Bahamas — Colina Financial Advisors (CFAL) President Anthony Ferguson said yesterday he was insulted by Wynn Group CEO Paul Wynn’s assertion that the government should purchase …
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Featured photo: Kwsaind Turnquest (right) assisting his classmate with an assignment. (Photo by Shantique Longley) NASSAU, Bahamas — Young Kwsaind Turnquest made one of the best decisions when he decided to sacrifice …
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By KATHRYN CAMPBELL NASSAU, Bahamas — A cut above, a man with a heart for the people, a family man, a visionary leader who made a lasting contribution to his …
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NASSAU, Bahamas — The Bahamas Technical and Vocational Institute (BTVI) students Bobbye Bethel, Rashad Maycock and Mario Bethel Jr. are being afforded the opportunity to further their studies in …
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NASSAU, Bahamas — Minister of Foreign Affairs Darren Henfield yesterday confirmed that Acting Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Rhoda M. Jackson has been reassigned to the …
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NASSAU, Bahamas — Parts of two shanty towns in New Providence will escape the government’s demolition exercises this month because of the code worthiness of its buildings, The Tribune reported …
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