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December 11, 2017
Amnesty seeks urgent action on missing detainee

INTERNATIONAL human rights group Amnesty International issued an appeal for "urgent action" on behalf of Jean Rony Jean-Charles, a client of attorney Fred Smith, QC, whose whereabouts became a subject of concern and attention last week...

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December 04, 2017
VIDEO: Fred Smith, QC, removed from Detention Centre

ATTORNEY Fred Smith, QC, was physically removed from the Detention Centre yesterday morning, after he was blocked from seeing a client and "ignored" by Department of Immigration supervisors...

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'Where's my brother'
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December 06, 2017
'Where's my brother'

THE family of a 35-year-old man who was picked up by immigration officials in September say they do not know if he is "alive or dead" or has been "illegally deported" after allegedly not being allowed to speak to him or visit him in nearly three weeks...

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December 07, 2017
Suspect charged in 2016 murder

Police have charged a man with the 2016 slaying of Arty Pierre. Brisson Jean, 32, of Palm Beach Street, is charged with non-capital murder in the September 2 shooting death of Pierre, 34, at Union Village. Jean did not have a lawyer when he made [...]
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December 07, 2017
'Missing' detainee was flown to Haiti

A 35-year-old man detained by Immigration and who has not contacted his family for nearly three weeks has been flown to Haiti, Director of Immigration William Pratt said yesterday...

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December 01, 2017
Bahamas born - but held for 3 months

A 34-year-old man born in The Bahamas is petitioning the courts over the lawfulness of his detention of some three months at the Carmichael Road Detention Centre...

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November 23, 2017
Bahamas: Shocking images of child injured in illegal immigration crackdown

Shocking and appalling images have surfaced of a young child who suffered severe facial injuries during an aggressive Immigration apprehension exercise in North Andros, The Bahamas...

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November 21, 2017
"Cargo" in Theatres December 1

Mark your calendars! After three sold-out Gala Premieres, the hugely anticipated film ?Cargo? will sail into theatres in New Providence in just a few weeks on December 1, 2017...

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November 21, 2017
Waterkeepers Bahamas Trains Volunteers to Test Waters for Swim Safety

Waterkeepers Bahamas Executive Director Rashema Ingraham spends hours at beaches in The Bahamas every week, but she isn?t splashing in the water, combing for shells or searching for treasure. Ingraham is part of a team that tests water at 16 public beaches in The Bahamas on a regular basis...

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October 27, 2017
Kareem J. Mortimer's 'Cargo' is a must-see film

Cargo (Rated C) Cast: Warren Brown, Gessica Geneus, Omar J. Dorsey, Jimmy Jean-Louis Genre: Drama Dwight's Rating: Good Whether you go every single week, or haven't been in the last decade, the new film "Cargo" should be on your list of movies to see as [...]
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October 05, 2017
Elder Antoinette Maria Armbrister Pratt

Funeral service for Elder Antoinette Maria Armbrister Pratt, 63 yrs., a resident of Golden Isles Road, will be held at New Destiny Baptist Cathedral at Wlliam Thompson Auditorium, Jean Street on Saturday, October 7th, 2017 at 12:00 p.m. Officiating will be Apostle Delton Fernander, assisted [...]
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September 19, 2017
Best Ever Film Ltd. announces the gala premiere of Cargo

Best Ever Film Ltd. announces the gala premiere of Cargo, the largest Bahamian film project to date. The Cargo gala premiere, sponsored by Atlantis and Aliv is open to the public and will be held on Thursday, October 19, 2017 at the Atlantis Movie Theatre...

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September 15, 2017
The art before the storm

Visual artist Allan Wallace has been gaining renown since he began using Morton Salt to create hyper-realistic art pieces. In some cases Wallace also uses other seasonings, spices and miscellaneous items.
He recently took his company, Design Strong Studios, to Inagua to do a live salt art piece for Morton Salt and its employees. This was before Hurricane Irma caused major damage to the facility. T...

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September 14, 2017
Seven men, one woman arrested in house after gun, drug found

Police arrested seven men and one woman at a home on Jean Street, off Prince Charles Drive, following the reported discovery of a handgun and small amount of marijuana shortly after 12:30 p.m. yesterday.
According to reports, officers from the Drug Enforcement Unit executed a search of the home and found a .380 pistol with five live rounds of ammunition along with the drugs.
Police then took the e...

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September 14, 2017
Inagua residents who stayed behind in storm say no regrets

Arthur Pritchard, 62, contemplated the government's warning to evacuate Inagua ahead of what was predicted to be the strongest hurricane to impact the southern islands on record, but yesterday the Matthew Town resident said he does not regret riding out the storm on the island.
Hurricane Irma impacted Inagua on Thursday with over 180-mile-per-hour winds.
Pritchard's home on Nesbit Street sustained...

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September 11, 2017
Morton Salt's Inagua facility damaged by Irma

Only three months after this paper reported that Morton Salt in Inagua brought its salt production facility fully back on line since Hurricane Matthew, Hurricane Irma caused major damage to the facility.
Yesterday Morton Salt issued a press statement stating that its facility had "sustained some damage to buildings and structures on the property as a result of the hurricane".
"A full assessment wi...

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September 07, 2017
Irma has some reliving hurricane horrors

Hurricane Irma's expected passage through The Bahamas has brought back haunting memories of hurricane survival that many may wish to forget.
On Wednesday, Nassau Airport Development Company (NAD) worker Sandra Emmanuel watched as scores of Family Islanders were evacuated from the southern Bahamas.
As people poured into the baggage claim area at Lynden Pindling International Airport, Emmanuel had a...

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September 01, 2017
Women in Film Tribute 2017 December

There is no better time to emphasis and position women in the forefront of the film industry and the Bahamas International Film Festival (BIFF) is doing just that...

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September 17, 2015
BGF Central Ladies' Division - teeing off for par excellence

For many decades, in the minds of many, notable performances and/or contributions by female golfers from The Bahamas have been overshadowed by the talents and achievement of their male counterparts, dubbed the "magnificent young lions". For equally as long however, there have been numerous female golfers representing The Bahamas in outstanding fashion, both at the junior and senior levels.

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February 15, 2016
Reconstruction to begin on Crooked Island, San Salvador, Long Island post hurricane Joaquin

The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) and the National Repairs and Reconstruction Unit (NRRU) issued contracts for the rebuilding of homes on Crooked Island, San Salvador and Long Island, the areas hardest hit by Category 4 Hurricane Joaquin in October 2015.

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August 25, 2017
The Purdue University experiment in Haiti

I must thank Joel Lorquet for his brilliant public relations billboard informing Internet users about the latest events and about the most comprehensive news on Haiti garnered from the major news outlets. As soon that I learned about the report of Purdue University on its weeklong visit to Haiti, I cleared my calendar to be present at the El Rancho hotel on August 11, 2017, for the colloquium. Agr...

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August 25, 2017
Bad Boy Mowers Named Title Sponsor for The 'Battle 4 Atlantis' College FOR THE ?BATTLE 4 ATLANTIS? COLLEGE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

Atlantis, Paradise Island resort today announced Bad Boy Mowers as the first-ever title sponsor for its early-season collegiate basketball tournament...

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August 19, 2017
The 2017 Battle 4 Atlantis Matchups announced-Men's Early-Season College Tournament November 22-24, 2017

The highly-anticipated 2017 Battle 4 Atlantis begins on Wednesday, November 22nd, with an impressive field that has combined for 16 Final Four appearances and five National Championships...

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July 24, 2015
Haiti scrambles to prepare for electoral contest - part 2

The candidates

Jovenel Mo?se

Running as the PHTK presidential candidate is Jovenel Mo?se, a prominent businessman and personal friend of Martelly?s. As CEO of the agricultural enterprise Agritrans SA, Mo?se oversaw the establishment of the first agricultural free zone in Haiti, devoting 1,000 hectares in the northeast of the country toward the cultivation of bananas.

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August 16, 2017
Haitian Ambassador pays farewell courtesy call on the Governor General

Ambassador of the Republic of Haiti to the Commonwealth of The Bahamas, His Excellency Jean Victor Geneus...

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August 15, 2017
Haitian Ambassador pays courtesy call on the Minister of Foreign Affairs

Haitian Ambassador to the Commonwealth of The Bahamas His Excellency Jean Victor Geneus, left, paid a courtesy call on the Minister of Foreign Affairs...

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August 05, 2017
Times change but standards must not

Dear Editor,
It's easy to see why politicians love sports, champions and celebrities. But all too often we are left wondering if the affection is reciprocated.
One of the rituals of being governor general or prime minister is the protocol of the courtesy call. The GG or the PM receives the invited guests for what the press calls a "photo opportunity".
Previous generations of Bahamians are familiar...

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August 03, 2017
Grand Bahamian Gary Guillame Domino's named 2016 Regional Store Manager of The Year for the Americas

This summer, Domino?s International named local store manager, Gary Guillaume the company?s 2016 Regional Store Manager of The Year for the Americas. The Grand Bahama native heads a team of 12 at the RND Freeport branch. He is the first manager from The Bahamas to receive the Domino?s Global Award in this category...

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July 28, 2017
Haitian Ambassador pays courtesy call on Minister of Foreign Affairs

Haitian Ambassador, H.E. Jean-Victor Geneus, paid a courtesy call on Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Hon. Darren Henfield...

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July 21, 2017
The saga and bravura of Haitian migrants

I was recently at the Toussaint Louverture airport in Port au Prince, Haiti, departing for New York City; the real action was not with JetBlue or American Airlines passengers leaving for the Big Apple, but with the LAN airline transporting Haitian migrants to Chile. It looked like a well-organized conspiracy orchestrated by several entities; the airline, the traffickers, and different governments ...

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