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June 15, 2017
OWN Bahamas announces 2017 grant winners

OWN Bahamas announced its 2017 grant winners yesterday, revealing that an arts school and asphalt maintenance company have received the coveted $15,000 in funding for their fledgling companies.
Both Little Prodigies Music and Arts School and Asphalt Maintenance Paving and Testing Company were existing entities when they applied to OWN Bahamas' Entrepreneurship Program.
Little Prodigies was started...

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May 26, 2017
Grenada must not be repeated in Venezuela

Like everyone else, heads of government of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) believe the ancient adage 'once bitten, twice shy'.
Back in 1983, they largely supported the U.S. invasion of Grenada in the name of a so-called 'rescue mission' that eventually really fulfilled Washington's mortal designs for the first socialist-oriented revolution ...

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May 17, 2017
Armstrong Celebrate 10 Years, Shares Success of Offshoot Ship242, Shop242 Companies

Nearly 10 years ago, Robert and Sabrina Knowles, working for others in IT, decided to take a risk. With two small children and a home office that barely fitted two desks, one phone and a few shelves, they launched their own company, Armstrong Technology...

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April 19, 2017
The ALIV Bahamian Icon Awards: 2017 Nominees Announced

Tuesday APRIL 18, 2017: The ALIV Bahamian Icon Awards organizing committee, sponsors and partners are proud to announce our 2017 Nominees. The public was asked to submit persons they wished to be considered for nomination...

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March 22, 2017
Life around the govt water pump

Beads of sweat dance across the forehead of 29-year-old Prince Williams, who squints in the hot, but not yet brutal March sun, as he fills a jug at a water pump at Scott Street and Rupert Dean Lane in Bain Town.
Williams, who has a record for dangerous drug possession, lives nearby, he tells us.
He says he pleaded guilty and served six months.
"It wasn't no big amount; one lil bit," says Williams,...

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February 16, 2017
Govt crackdown on tax collection to reap 400 million over two years

In two years, the government is seeking to collect $400 million in revenue by tightening its tax collection system, according to Financial Secretary in the Ministry of Finance Simon Wilson.
During the State of the Economy Report 2017 conference at Atlantis resort yesterday, Wilson explained that The Bahamas is the lowest taxed country in comparison to its regional counterparts.
He said tax to GDP ...

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February 03, 2017
Trial of alleged gun smuggler delayed

The unavailability of counsel and the prosecution's failure to provide disclosure led to a postponement of the trial of alleged gun trafficker Omar Roberts.
Omar Roberts, who operates a courier company, is charged with seven counts of introduction of a revolver into The Bahamas, six counts of introduction of ammunition into The Bahamas, eight counts of conspiracy to introduce a revolver into The B...

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January 06, 2017
The Caribbean must help erase and correct the colossal Columbus lie

As they've always done for as long as all alive can remember, Saint Lucians on December 13 celebrated a dubious "National Day" holiday on a date with no place in the island's history.
For centuries, December 13 was celebrated here as "Discovery Day", following taught belief that Christopher Columbus "discovered" the island on that date in 1502.
That also being the date of the Feast of Saint Lucy (...

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December 30, 2016
Chamber: Online shopping impacting local merchants

Courier businesses experienced a spike in sales this holiday season, as many individuals rushed to catch sales and last-minute deals while shopping online, according to CEO of the Bahamas Chamber of Commerce and Employers' Confederation (BCCEC) Edison Sumner.
However, although businesses in the courier services sector would have benefited from an increase in revenue, local retailers were adversely...

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November 29, 2016
UPDATED: Two men dead: one found shot, another burnt

POLICE in the capital are investigating the circumstances surrounding the country's two latest homicides, which occurred early Monday morning in two separate incidents.

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