Office Of The Attorney General

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Grand Bahama, Bahamas

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Grand Lucayan sale process progressing 'very well'

Minister of Tourism, Investments and Aviation Chester Cooper said yesterday that drafts of the government's heads of agreement and purchase agreement for the sale of the Grand Lucayan resort on Grand Bahama are expected to be reviewed by the Office of the Attorney General this week. He said negotiations with Electra America Hospitality Group are ...

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Grand Bahama Minister Assures Continuation of Major Projects; Lists Government Offices Open for Business

Residents of Grand Bahama were told the announcement and signing of a Heads of Agreement between the government of The Bahamas and Carnival Cruises will be held in the near future...

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Residents reject report findings of no industrial risks at Pinder's Point

PINDER?S Point residents in Grand Bahama have rejected the findings of an independent assessment study by the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) and the World Health Organization (WHO) that there are no environmental and health risk factors associated with them living in close proximity to the industrial companies.

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Christie And The PLP, 100 Days Later

While Prime Minister Perry Christie has boasted that his administration has exceeded the 100-day benchmarks set out in its Charter for Governance, the implementation of some of the promises are difficult to gauge because of their subjectivity.

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Govt pleased with progress toward closing Grand Lucayan deal

The 60-day due diligence period for the agreement Lucayan Renewal Holdings Ltd. entered into with Electra America Hospitality Group for the purchase of the Grand Lucayan resort at a cost of $100 million has been extended beyond the July 9 deadline as Electra has a right to another 15 days, according to LRH Chairman Julian ...

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UPDATED: Doctor found not guilty of rape, indecent assault

Dr Gerald Forbes, 45, has been acquitted of rape and indecent assault in the Supreme Court in Grand Bahama.

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Human rights group calls for release of young singer

The Grand Bahama Human Rights Association (GBHRA) is calling for the immediate release two young singers detained in connection with a controversial song making the rounds on social media.

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'No power to reduce Rufa stay' says lawyer

THE Department of Immigration did not have the power in law to cancel or reduce the 150-day stay granted to Canadian citizen Bruno Rufa last year, his attorney Fred Smith, QC, has argued.

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Condo owners attend trial in support of Bruno Rufa

MANY Coral Beach Hotel condominium owners turned out in support of Canadian Bruno Rufa for the opening of his judicial review trial in the Supreme Court in Grand Bahama yesterday.

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