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October 17, 2017
ALL IN THE FAMILY Mother-daughter duo launches news book
Not many people can boast of becoming an author at the age of 13, but Sierra Blair, a ninth grader at Kingsway Academy, did just that, launching a writing career over the summer break...
September 30, 2017
Minister Ferreira says, "People's National Clean-Up Day" in October
Minister of the Environment & Housing, the Hon. Romauld Ferreira, announced in the House of Assembly, September 20, that his Ministry is fulfilling the first of the Government's promises, quoted in its public 2017 Manifesto, "to inaugurate the People's National Clean-Up Day...
BTC Answers Call to Action for Ragged Island
September 13, 2017
BTC Answers Call to Action for Ragged Island
True to its mantra of covering every Island, Rock and Cay in the Bahamas ,BTC has answered the call to assist residents of the storm ravaged Ragged Island, joining forces with Our Grand Bahama (OGB) to bring much-needed relief in the form of care packages for the scores of families displaced by the passage of Hurricane Irma...
Shelter prep moves into high gear
September 06, 2017
Shelter prep moves into high gear
With Hurricane Irma barreling toward The Bahamas, officials were speedily preparing hurricane shelters in various islands yesterday.
In New Providence, there are 24 shelters.
The Salvation Army's Mackey Street location was among those being prepared.
Major Clarence Ingram, Salvation Army divisional commander for The Bahamas and Turks and Caicos, said workers spent the day shopping for much needed ...
The 'Belt and Road' Initiative
August 11, 2017
The 'Belt and Road' Initiative
From May 14-15, 2017, China hosted the Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation (BRF) in Beijing successfully. The BRF is the highest level and largest international conference hosted by China since the Belt and Road Initiative was launched in 2013.
More than 1,500 representatives from over 130 countries and 70 international organizations attended the BRF. The active involvement of so man...
Grammy's ol' house
May 29, 2017
Grammy's ol' house
"Time marches on. The young get old, and the old get cold, time marches on." - (Bahamian song)
It's amazing how we think that, because we live in a high-tech world, all those things that worked "back in the day" don't work anymore. But they do. And some of them just might be the key to making houses built today more comfortable and less costly.
Think about this. When you visited your grammy in Ex...
Another FNM office robbed
May 05, 2017
Another FNM office robbed
Authorities yesterday investigated a break-in at the Free National Movement's (FNM) Golden Isles Constituency Association office.
There have been two other break-ins of constituency offices this year.
In the latest incident, a new fridge, freezer, stove and a tank of gas were stolen.
Surveillance equipment and a new generator were also stolen.
FNM Golden Isles candidate Vaughn Miller said there is...
The regularity of darkness
March 03, 2017
The regularity of darkness
Modern, prosperous societies require reliable electricity supplies that are affordable. We do not have that in The Bahamas. The electricity has been going off every day in New Providence for nearly a week. Sometimes it's for a few minutes; sometimes for hours. We need not hear from the state energy supplier as to why. The whole country knows we need new means of energy generation and distribution....
Fidelity Bank donates to Ranfurly Homes for Children
February 15, 2017
Fidelity Bank donates to Ranfurly Homes for Children
Fidelity Bank (Bahamas) Limited donated $20,000 to The Ranfurly Homes for Children to assist in the institution's operational expenses.
The home has served thousands of orphaned, abused, neglected and abandoned children since it opened in 1956. Presently housing 28 residents between the ages of 11 to 18, Ranfurly relies heavily on public donations, both financial and volunteering, and other privat...
AG urges responsible citizenship
February 15, 2017
AG urges responsible citizenship
Attorney General Allyson Maynard-Gibson yesterday called for responsible citizenship in the fight against crime.
"I want our citizens to realize very importantly, that justice begins and ends with citizens; it is the citizen who sees a crime being committed," Maynard-Gibson told reporters.
"We saw the commissioner of police say yesterday that we know who these people are; they are in our communiti...
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