The Bahamas' only national championship in the month of December, the tennis nationals, is about a week away. The Giorgio Baldacci Open National Championships is set for December 19-22 at the Bahamas Lawn Tennis Association's (BLTA) National Tennis Centre. The entry deadline for the tournament is Monday, December 12 at 6 p.m. and the open draw will be done via Zoom on Friday, ...
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Public policies, programs and laws are meant to protect everyone equally. However, this does not hold true when there is disconnect between human rights norms and public health interventions. Thus, making vulnerable and marginalized people more at risk of contracting HIV. More than four decades into the HIV pandemic, the world is still faced with ...
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Fifty years ago this month, Lynden Pindling led a delegation to the Constitutional Conference in London. Kendal Isaacs led the opposition. On December 20, 1972, the delegation signed the independence agreement, and on June 26, 1973, the British Parliament enacted the Bahamas Independence Order. The official date for independence is July 10, 1973 when the ...
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At the same time price control inspectors were showing up at some grocery stores to confirm whether they are adhering to price control changes announced weeks ago, Prime Minister Philip Davis was urging grocers to follow the law regarding the new margins, which are intended to help ease inflationary pressures. Minister of Economic Affairs Michael ...
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