Davis says Minnis lacked confidence to travel as PM

PRIME Minister Philip Davis yesterday chided his predecessor at Parliament saying the Killarney MP did not travel on the country's behalf because he could not speak to people and lacked the self confidence to appeal to world leaders.

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Learn to live with wisdom

"I will show thee, hear me: and that which I have seen I will declare: Which wise men have told from their fathers, and have not hid it." - Job 15: 17-18

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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.

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Art Design Unit hosts 14th Visual Arts Exhibition Awards Ceremony

The Art and Design Unit of the Department of Education hosted the 14th Visual Arts Exhibition Awards Ceremony on Thursday, February 16, 2012 at the Mall at Marathon.
Junior and senior high school students from both government and private schools showcased their competencies in the areas of art and design under the theme "All Things Bahamian". Among the items on display were paintings, sketches, je...

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Sewing Programme aims to produce a new generation of entrepreneurs

Minister of Social Services and Urban Development, the Hon. Frankie A. Campbell, told an all-female graduating class of a joint Bain and Grants Town and Centreville Urban Renewal Centres Sewing Enhancement Programme that their successful completion of the programme has opened numerous possibilities for them – the road towards entrepreneurship and becoming small business owners in the initial sta...

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Top Achievers in 2020 National Exams Receive Awards

Top achievers from public and private institutions throughout the country who excelled in the 2020 national Bahamas Junior Certificate (BJC) and Bahamas General Certificate of Secondary Education (BGCSE) examinations were celebrated at the National Awards Presentations hosted by the Examination & Assessment Division of the Ministry of Education (MOE).

The event, scaled-down due to COVID-19 pro...

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Fitzgerald tells speech competition finalists confidence is critical

At the fifth Annual Kingdor National Parkinson Foundation speech competition finals on Sunday, November 15, Minister of Education, Science and Technology Jerome K. Fitzgerald told the fourteen finalists that being a great orator takes great skill but most importantly, it requires an individual to possess self-confidence.

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Summer Bowling Camp

Friday 6th July 2012  10:00 AM

Summer Bowling Camp

Monday, July 2, 2012 to Friday, 13, 2012

Two weeks of bowling and other
summer activities for boys and girls 6-13 years old

Daily hot lunches!
A different activity every day!
13 classes per week, 2 Field Trips!

$100 per week/ per child
or $75 per week, multiple children

10am-2pm
Martial arts- Pool Game
Bowling & Skating lessons
Arcade Games
Field Trips-Ar...

Jaynell Vernice to release, A Woman's Cry Her Fight For Freedom

Nassau, Bahamas - From brokenness to wholeness,
from sorrow to joy, from hurt to being healed, going from incompleteness to
being totally restored. One would assume that these are the lyrics to a
beautiful song of hope, but to Jaynell it means so much more than that, it's a
part of her real life experience she remembers all to well. She is the author
of her new anticipated book "

A Woman's Cry He...

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Campbell Applauds Organizers of Girls in Science Video Competition

Minister of Social Services and Urban Development, the Hon. Frankie A. Campbell, applauded the organizers of the ministry’s second annual Girls in Science Video Competition for the role they are playing in potentially helping to guide more Bahamians girls into the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM)...

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