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Sandals Responds to Punch Story: PM Tells Sandals Boss Butch He has to Hire More Bahamians
February 28, 2013
Sandals Responds to Punch Story: PM Tells Sandals Boss Butch He has to Hire More Bahamians
Sandals
Resorts International is disappointed at the misinformation published
this morning by The Punch in an article under the headline: "PM Tells
Sandals Boss Butch He has to Hire More Bahamians" .
The
piece asserts that Prime Minister the Rt. Hon. Perry Christie and
Chairman of Sandals Resorts International Gordon "Butch" Stewart met in
Exuma earlier this month to discuss amo...
Office of the PM: Punch story on BTC negotiating team 1 million compensation completely false
August 30, 2012
Office of the PM: Punch story on BTC negotiating team 1 million compensation completely false
Nassau, Bahamas - The following is a press statement by the Office of the Prime Minister:
The
story appearing on the front page of today's Punch alleging that the
Government's negotiating team for BTC will receive the sum of $1 million
is completely untrue.
In fact, the members of the Government's negotiating team are serving on a completely unpaid basis...
May 29, 2012
PLP responds to Punch article, Vehicular fleet ordered by former administration
Nassau, Bahamas -
The
claim made in today's edition of the Punch that the PLP government
bought 12 vehicles for a reported $750,000 is false and a deliberate
attempt by the Punch to misinform the Bahamian people through political
mischief and sensationalism.
The
inconvenient truth is that the vehicles in question were ordered,
authorized and committed by the former administra...
Punch publisher back in court
December 03, 2011
Punch publisher back in court
The false declaration case of Punch Publisher Ivan Johnson and his two female co-defendants was halted in a magistrate's court yesterday morning pending a decision on an application to the Court of Appeal filed by the trio's lawyer.
Punch Publisher Demands Police Apology
July 06, 2011
Punch Publisher Demands Police Apology
Punch publisher Ivan Johnson has demanded that police retract and issue an apology for statements made in a press release regarding his recent arrest.
Johnson, Mickell Gomez and Christina Toote are accused of failing to declare that they were travelling with more than $10,000 to a U.S. customs officer on June 27.
Punch publisher appears in court
July 01, 2011
Punch publisher appears in court
By NATARIO McKENZIE
Tribune Staff Reporter
nmckenzie@tribunemedia.net
PUNCH editor and publisher Ivan Johnson and two women were granted $7,000 bail yesterday after being arraigned in a Magistrate's Court charged with making a false declaration.
According to police reports, Johnson was arrested just after 5pm in the pre-clearance section of Sir Lynden Pindling International Airport on Monday....
Punch publisher, Ivan Johnson pleads not guilty
July 04, 2011
Punch publisher, Ivan Johnson pleads not guilty
Publisher of The Punch Ivan Johnson and two female companions yesterday pleaded not guilty to making a false declaration to a United States officer at Lynden Pindling International Airport on Monday.
Johnson 58, of Graycliff, West Hill Street; Mickell Gomez, 20, of Farrington Road and Christina Toote, 21, of Star Estates, Prince Charles Drive, were charged before Magistrate Guillemina Archer in a...
March 16, 2011
Cheetahs punch early ticket to championship in the NPWBA
By RENALDO DORSETT
Sports Reporter
rdorsett@tribunemedia.net
The league's pennant winners punched an early ticket to the New Providence Women's Basketball Association (NPWBA) championship series and await the winner of a third and deciding game in the other semifinal matchup.
Four J's Cheetahs - 83
COB Caribs - 66
The Cheetahs advanced to their second consecutive championship appearance and ...
January 06, 2011
Statement by Ryan Pinder MP Elizabeth on Punch article
Nassau, Bahamas - Enclosed is a Press Statement by Ryan Pinder, MP Elizabeth.
I write this Release in response to
today's article in the Punch that I intend to run for North Eleuthera in the
next General Election. Let me first respond by
saying categorically that I have absolutely no intention of running
in North Eleuthera!! Secondly, I am the Member of Parliament for
...
December 03, 2010
Letter: Response to Nicki Kelly's Punch article 'Who's the Boss'
EDITOR, The Tribune.
Politicians are servants of the people not masters. They are to carry out the demands of the people affected by any decisions made but not onlookers.
How could a seasoned Minister of the government stand and declare that counterfeit goods are prohibited from the straw industry and not the country at large.
I am of the opinion that the counterfeit goods, if illegal, sh...
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