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FRANON WILSON NASSAU, Bahamas — Arawak Homes President Franon Wilson said yesterday that the government needs to go back to the drawing board on its affordable homes program, particularly since …
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JANET JOHNSON NASSAU, Bahamas — The Ministry of Tourism (MOT) is embarking upon a new initiative that will be focused on the development and promotion of Bahamian entrepreneurs in the …
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THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH SEX SCANDAL WASHINGTON,D.C. — I was one of seven grandchildren who spent the formative years of our lives growing up at Stanyard Creek, Andros, with our …
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NASSAU, Bahamas — National Security minister Marvin Dames yesterday said the public can expect to see police stationed at schools and an increased police presence in and around school zones. …
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NASSAU, Bahamas — The $65m Grand Lucayan deal “is not a cataclysmic event” for the Government’s finances, a Cabinet minister argued yesterday, insisting: “We think we’ve hit a home run.” …
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NASSAU, Bahamas — The government’s Access to Affordable Homes program is off to a shaky start. Service-ready lots are being offered for as low as $15,000, but according to Minister …
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Secretary General Meets with White House Advisor and President and CEO of OPIC. From left to right: Ray W. Washburne, President and CEO of Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC); Ivanka …
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NASSAU, Bahamas — A Cabinet minister has reviewed a Bahamian start-up’s proposal to create up to 250 jobs through an Abaco-based biomass plant that will generate 24 megawatts (MW) of …
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NASSAU, Bahamas — Bishop Simeon Hall said yesterday that his focus is on the medicinal use of marijuana and the social injustice surrounding the use and possession of small amounts …
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High school and university students on Grand Bahama gained valuable real work experience during the summer student employment programme at the GBPA that has been held for the past 40 …
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