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BAMSI Youth Engagement to Build Food Security
April 02, 2024
BAMSI Youth Engagement to Build Food Security
THE Bahamas Agriculture and Marine Science Institute’s (BAMSI)) Soil to Supper program is focused on nurturing young minds and cultivating an appreciation for the wealth of foods grown in Bahamian soil that are used to create our favourite and most flavourful dishes. The youngest students get an opportunity to touch, feel, water, plant, cultivate and harvest produce that they then see deliciousl...
Ready, set, swim!
July 18, 2023
Ready, set, swim!
The Bernie Butler Swims Committee is challenging Bahamians, residents, and visitors to tighten their goggles and take the plunge at the 51st annual Bernie Butler Open Swims on Saturday, August 12 along Lucayan Beach west of the Bell Channel.
Strength, resilience & value
February 28, 2023
Strength, resilience & value
Erika Mariaelena Robinson is on a mission. The empowerment coach helps people to break through the obstacles that are holding them back, increase their self-confidence and transform their negative self-talk into positive action. She does this by openly sharing her story of abuse and by letting people know they can turn whatever their pain looks like into power.
June 11, 2021
STOP letting social media negatively affect your life
By: Jhanae Winter
Social media can be a great place but with everything in life there are many disadvantages to being online all the time.
November 18, 2016
Remarks by Bradley B. Roberts, Chairman, National General Council
After exhaustive and vigorous debates during the past council meeting, it was overwhelmingly agreed to postpone our National General Convention in solidarity with our brothers and sisters who suffered great loss during the passage of the unwelcome visitor Hurricane Matthew.
PLP names two more on ticket
November 18, 2016
PLP names two more on ticket
The Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) ratified Chester Cooper, CEO of BAF Financial, for Exuma and Ragged Island, and Eva Bain, who works for Bahamas Power and Light (BPL), for Central and South Abaco last night during the party's National General Council (NGC) meeting at its headquarters on Farrington Road.
November 03, 2016
Dr. Rudolph Moseley Jr.'s on an educational revolution
Investing in kindergarten through primary school-aged students will yield the greatest results for a country in the future, according to Dr. Rudolph Moseley Jr., executive director at Time2 (Times squared) STEM Academy, the only kindergarten through Grade 12 STEM institution in Providence, Rhode Island.
The good psychopath
September 14, 2016
The good psychopath
The term psychopath is usually used when referring to serial killers or super-villains in Hollywood blockbusters.
August 22, 2016
Commentary by Elcott Coleby - This Week in The Bahamas (15-19 August, 2016)
Prime Minister and Minister of Finance the Rt. Hon. Perry Christie said, on August 15, 2016, that the both sides of the political divide in the House of Assembly must devise a way together to introduce what is being done in the National Health Insurance initiative, providing hope for Bahamians with health problems, as well as the entire country.
Working wounded, pt. 1: Hurt people hurt people
March 15, 2015
Working wounded, pt. 1: Hurt people hurt people
Initially, when I wanted to write on this topic, I wanted to expound on the impact of the toxic leader and toxic workplace that causes people to experience pain, hurt, abuse and even illness as a result of working in a hostile environment.
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