DAVID ROSE SPECIAL SCHOOL CELEBRATES 50 YEARS
GUYANA — The David Rose Special School which was opened on May 8th, 1968, celebrated 50 years of existence with an anniversary ceremony held at the school at Thomas Lands …
Read MoreCONSTABLE DAVIAN MARTIN IS LASCO TOP COP
JAMAICA — Constable Davian Martin was yesterday named the winner of the Lasco/Jamaica Constabulary Force 2018/19 Police Officer of the Year award at Jamaica Pegasus hotel in New Kingston, the Jamaica Observer …
Read MorePNP SEEKS TO DELAY NIDS IMPLEMENTATION
KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Opposition People’s National Party (PNP) says it has filed a motion in the Supreme Court against the Attorney General and the Government, seeking to delay the …
Read More‘TECH HUB’ PIONEERS SPARKS JOBS FRENZY
NASSAU — The investor aiming to kickstart Grand Bahama’s “technology hub” yesterday pledged to fully “Bahamainise” “sooner rather than later”, having been inundated with 100 job applications per day, Tribune Business …
Read MorePOTTER’S CAY VENDORS WANT MEETING WITH MINISTER WELLS
NASSAU – Potter’s Cay Fish, Fruit, and Vegetable Vendors Association President Orminique Bowe is calling for Agriculture and Marine Resources Minister Renward Wells to meet with the group regarding the …
Read MoreUB GROWS CULTURE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
NASSAU — As it continues to embrace a sustainability paradigm and advance environmental stewardship, the University of The Bahamas (UB) has passed three new policies designed to reduce the institution’s …
Read MoreHEALTH MINISTRY GIVES ITSELF ‘C+’ IN FIRST YEAR
NASSAU — An internal review of the Ministry of Health’s performance for 2017/2018 saw the ministry grade itself the equivalent of a ‘C+’, the Nassau Guardian reported on May 8. …
Read MoreDAMES SAYS POLICE MISCONDUCT SETS FORCE BACK
NASSAU — Minister of National Security Marvin Dames said yesterday incidents of police officers caught on social media in conflicts with the public casts a negative shadow on law enforcement, …
Read MoreSG URGES UNITY AT FOREIGN MINISTERS MEETING IN THE BAHAMAS
(From the CARICOM Secretariat. This was published in the St.Kitts & Nevis Observer on May 7, 2018.) GREATER GEORGETOWN, Guyana – Caribbean community foreign ministers were this morning urged to …
Read MoreTRAUMA CONCERNS AS GRANGE HILL STUDENTS RETURN TO SCHOOL
JAMAICA — Despite the inclement weather, students in Grange Hill, Westmoreland, who were forced to abandon classes last week as a result of the violence that impacted their community last Tuesday, …
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