The University of The Bahamas (UB) broke ground on a $95-million-dollar residence and multipurpose building yesterday morning. The project, which Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis touted as one of the single largest investments in the Over-the-Hill community, has been years in the making. The facility will be constructed at the school’s Oakes Field campus, behind the main entrance. “The Oakes Field campus is at the heart of several historic communities, which have played a vital role in the cultural, economic and political life of the country,” Minnis said.

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