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Security company opens new Freeport offices
August 24, 2016
Security company opens new Freeport offices
CANDID Security Limited opened its newly constructed corporate offices in Freeport demonstrating its success and growth over the past 19 years in Grand Bahama.
January 30, 2024
PM Davis hits the ground with police in the Bain & Grants Town community
NASSAU, BAHAMAS — Prime Minister Philip Davis, joined by a number of Cabinet ministers and the top brass of the Royal Bahamas Police Force (RBPF), conducted a walkabout in the Bain & Grants Town community Tuesday afternoon following a press conference held at the RBPF Headquarters to address criminal activity in the country. During that [...]
Air Canada Sued Over $20M Gold And Cash Heist
October 14, 2023
Air Canada Sued Over $20M Gold And Cash Heist
USA - A U.S. based security company has sued air Canada over gold bars and cash worth millions that were stolen from Toronto's airport in April.
SECURITIES COMMISSION VS ARAWAKX: Company and regulator clash amid solvency concerns and legal battles
September 13, 2023
SECURITIES COMMISSION VS ARAWAKX: Company and regulator clash amid solvency concerns and legal battles
NASSAU, BAHAMAS — The Securities Commission yesterday revealed that it was investigating ArawakX amid solvency concerns and had suspended its registration at the end of August. Meanwhile, ArawakX executives accused the regulator of seeking to interfere in its ongoing court battle with the Bank of The Bahamas (BOB). D'Arcy Rahming, the company's Chairman and CEO, [...]
Court security system nears completion
April 17, 2012
Court security system nears completion
The security system at the South Street Magistrates' Court Complex should be operational soon, The Nassau Guardian has learned.
Craig Cates, president of Security Systems International (SSI), told The Guardian yesterday that work on the closed circuit television system and walk-through metal detectors is scheduled for completion next week.
Cates was unable to explain why work had stopped on the in...
ARMAND ROLAND COOPER
February 17, 2023
ARMAND ROLAND COOPER
Funeral Service for MR. ARMAND ROLAND COOPER, age 24 years of # 14 Albacore Drive, Freeport, Grand Bahama will be held on Saturday, February 18th, 2023 at 1:00 p.m. at Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witness, Comet Road, Freeport, Grand Bahama. Officiating will be Bro. John H. Sands. Interment will follow at Grand Bahama Memorial Park, ...
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February 03, 2023
AG confirms FTX owes real property tax but no other debts to government
NASSAU, BAHAMAS — Attorney General Ryan Pinder said yesterday that this office made no filings on behalf of the government as FTX creditors, noting that the company does owe the government some real property tax. A recently filed 115-page FTX creditor list listed several government ministries as FTX creditors. Pinder said: "We didn't make any [...]
Muslim woman offended by local bank's new policy
January 21, 2012
Muslim woman offended by local bank's new policy
A Muslim woman wearing religious head coverings claimed yesterday that a security officer would not allow her to enter a Fidelity Bank branch because of the bank's new security policy.
Husniyah Jones told The Nassau Guardian that on Tuesday before last she traveled to Fredrick Street to meet her husband who wished to do business with Western Union.
Three hundred available jobs and 29 private companies to greet job seekers at Labor on the Blocks 2.0 in GB
November 18, 2022
Three hundred available jobs and 29 private companies to greet job seekers at Labor on the Blocks 2.0 in GB
With 300 jobs available and with 29 private sector companies, along with a number of government agencies all in one place, Labor on the Blocks 2.0 in Freeport, Grand Bahama is expected to be teeming with opportunities and expectation for those seeking employment.
January 11, 2011
Unions pose 'national security threat'The unionsrsquo fight to oust Cable and Wireless Communications (CWC) as the purchaser of the majority stake in the Bahamas Telecommunications Company (BTC) has created a national security threat, Minister of National
The unions’ fight to oust Cable and Wireless Communications (CWC) as the purchaser of the majority stake in the Bahamas Telecommunications Company (BTC) has created a national security threat, Minister of National Security Tommy Turnquest suggested yesterday.
However, a trade union head rebutted, saying the charged is unwarranted and unfair.
Turnquest told The Nassau Guardian that the Royal ...
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