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October 20, 2023
Survey Reveals 80% of NP Roads In Poor Condition

NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Eighty percent of the roads in New Providence are in poor condition. That information coming from a recent survey conducted by the Ministry of Works.

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September 12, 2023
Cooper says surveys have gotten more accurate

Asked yesterday about the results of a recent Public Domain survey that shows a favorable approval rating for the prime minister and for the government as a whole, Deputy Prime Minister Chester Cooper suggested the government will not get comfortable despite what the poll revealed.  "I think polls have become exceedingly accurate over time, but I think ...
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June 29, 2023
Survey: 52 percent in region still struggling with food insecurity

Pointing to a cost of living crisis in the Caribbean, the World Food Programme, in its just released 2023 Caribbean Food Security and Livelihoods survey, found that although there was a ten percent decrease in the number of people who remain food insecure in the region, 52 percent are still struggling in this regard. For ...
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June 26, 2023
BNSI Results of the 2023 Labour Force Survey

During the month of May, 2023, the Bahamas National Statistical Institute conducted its first labour force survey since November 2019. Included in this exercise were the following islands: New Providence, Grand Bahama, Abaco, Bimini, North Eleuthera, Long Island, and San Salvador. We are pleased to present the results of the May 2023 survey.

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June 26, 2023
Labor force survey reveals only 55% of workers finished high school

The Bahamas National Statistical Institute (BNSI) released the preliminary latest Labor Force Survey results on Friday, revealing that a little more than half (55 percent) of the labor force completed secondary school. The BNSI calculated that the labor force of the country currently stands at 219,465 people. They also further broke down the statistics to reveal ...
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June 24, 2023
Nearly 20,000 Bahamians unemployed according to Labour Force Survey

NASSAU, BAHAMAS — The country's latest Labour Force Survey has revealed that the national unemployment rate stands at 8.8 percent, with just over 19,000 persons unemployed in the country at the time of the survey. The survey which was conducted last month by the Bahamas National Statistical Institute is the first labour force survey since [...]

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June 15, 2023
First labour force survey since Covid-19 expected to be released June 20

THE Department of Statistics will release the latest labour force survey on June 20th, according to Labour director Robert Farquharson.

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May 26, 2023
ORG introduces community surveys to encourage active citizen participation

NASSAU, BAHAMAS — The Organization for Responsible Governance (ORG) has announced the implementation of community surveys as part of its Active Citizens Bahamas (ACB) campaign. According to a press release, the initiative seeks to empower Bahamians to positively impact their communities by providing a platform for contributing valuable input to community decision-makers. The initial series [...

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May 25, 2023
ORG launches Community Surveys to Build Platform for Citizen Voices

The Organization for Responsible Governance (ORG) is pleased to announce the introduction of community surveys as part of its Active Citizens Bahamas (ACB) campaign to encourage and empower Bahamians to have a positive impact in their communities.

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May 22, 2023
Survey Highlights Colorism In The Bahamas

GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS - The Color, Class & Colonialism: 50 Years & Counting Conference in Grand Bahama may have wrapped up on Friday but the conversations started there continue.

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