NASSAU, BAHAMAS - A man accused of killing his accomplice in a 2023 shooting will remain behind bars, a judge has ruled.

NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Dozens of disgruntled workers poured out of buses outside the Office of The Prime Minister Thursday morning, calling for the prime minister to address what they describe as an unacceptable neglect of salary reviews and industrial agreements.

On Tuesday, July 29, eight (8) Haitian nationals, inclusive of seven (7) males and one (1) female, along with one (1) Mexican male appeared in Magistrates Court No. 9 before Chief Magistrate Roberto Reckley on charges of Overstaying and Illegal Landing. All pleaded guilty and were convicted.

All individuals were ordered to be turned over to the Department of Immigration for deportation upon payment of fines, or completion of sentences. The Department remains committed to upholding the laws of The Bahamas and encourages the public to report immigration violations by contacting the hotline at 242-604-0249 or 242-604-0171/2.

On Tuesday, July 29, eight (8) Haitian nationals, inclusive of seven (7) males and one (1) female, along with one (1) Mexican male appeared in Magistrates Court No. 9 before Chief Magistrate Roberto Reckley on charges of Overstaying and Illegal Landing. All pleaded guilty and were convicted. All individuals were ordered to be turned over to the Department of Immigration for deportation upon payment of fines, or completion of sentences. The Department remains committed to upholding the laws of The Bahamas and encourages the public to report immigration violations by contacting the hotline at 242-604-0249 or 242-604-0171/2.

NASSAU, BAHAMAS - The U.S. stock market continues to excell with the S & P 500 hitting all time highs. Much of that momentum is being fueled by big tech companies like Google and Nvidia, driving optimism across global markets.