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December 18, 2023
Man Convicted of Web Shop Murder

NASSAU, BAHAMAS - A man is awaiting sentencing following his conviction for the 2018 shooting murder of Alvin Strachan.

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November 15, 2010
Gunmen rob web shop in downtown Freeport

By DENISE MAYCOCK

Tribune Freeport Reporter

dmaycock@tribunemedia.net

FREEPORT - Grand Bahama Police are investigating an armed robbery that occurred at a web shop in the downtown area on Sunday evening.

Asst Supt Hector Delva said police received a report around 7.35pm that gunmen robbed the Mega Hits Web Shop on West Mall Drive.

According to reports, four masked men armed with handguns and ...

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May 06, 2011
Carivbez Video Web Awards Presented in Kingston

The 2010
CariVibez Video Web Awards came to Kingston on April 30th . Winners
were presented with a crystal Global Tower of Recognition award.
Coordinated by Kemar Daswell for AXE-S Media the awards were presented
by Kay Porter at Stanley & Empress, one of the trendiest boutiques
in Kingston and a shopping haven to local celebrities and fashionistas.

Special thanks to the photo sponsors INFUZION a...

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November 18, 2009
FNM Expands its Presence on the World Wide Web

In its continuing thrust to provide broad, global access to its policies, platform and statements, the governing Free National Movement has uploaded video of its 2009 Convention to its official Party website.

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May 07, 2014
Wilchcombe: Govt focused on getting regulation of web shops right

While he affirmed on Tuesday that the government still aims to have the web shop sector regulated by July 1, Minister of Tourism Obie Wilchcombe later told The Nassau Guardian he is more concerned about getting the process right than meeting deadlines...

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September 12, 2014
Davis: Christian Council previously turned a 'blind eye' to web shops

Deputy Prime Minister Philip Brave Davis charged yesterday that the Bahamas Christian Council (BCC) previously turned a "blind eye" to web shop activities and questioned whether members of that religious group are concerned about whether gambling proceeds make it into their collection plates.
He also questioned whether some pastors have gambling accounts.
"I got word while I was in Samoa that memb...

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July 27, 2014
Rodgers: Refuse VAT 'until web shops and banks pay'

A local author on the Bahamian economy has outrightly condemned a provision in last week's tabled value-added tax (VAT) legislation that exempted gambling from the controversial tax, urging Bahamians to "refuse to accept and comply with VAT" until the exemption is revoked.
Dr. Jonathan Rodgers, ophthalmologist and author of two books on the Bahamian economy, decried the exemption, arguing that the...

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March 10, 2023
Man admits hitting web shop security guard in eye

A 29-year-old man who hit a security guard at a web shop in the eye with a phone was on Thursday sentenced to six months' probation and ordered to compensate his victim. During his arraignment before Magistrate Algernon Allen Jr., Kameron Rolle pleaded guilty to assaulting Marvin Munroe. The charge stems from an incident at Ultra ...
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October 13, 2010
Entrance to the copyright web

BY DEIDRE M. BASTIAN

I
t is easy to steal on the Internet, but that doesn't make it legal. As we are all aware, lifting and stealing not only happens through the use of a gun, since it is quite prevalent in cyberspace via the simple use of a right click key. The best way to keep your images 'your images' is not to put them on the Internet at all. Indeed, one school of thought subscribes to the be...

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December 21, 2020
Mitchell: Winnings tax part of assault on web shops

PROGRESSIVE Liberal Party Chairman Fred Mitchell said the impending imposition of a winnings tax on web shop patrons will lead to reduced player participation and layoffs in a sector that employs more than 3,000 workers.

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