Company responsible for Exuma Spill 'will face penalties' says AG

ATTORNEY General Ryan Pinder said yesterday the company responsible for last summer's Exuma oil spill will face penalties.

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Exuma boat blast 'purely an accident'

FOUR C's Adventures has returned more than $20,000 in cancelled bookings since it was ordered to cease operations following a deadly explosion on its tour boat in Exuma, The Tribune was told...

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Norman's Cay Enters 'Execution Phase'

A luxury development on Norman's Cay in the Exumas has reached "the execution phase", bringing to fruition many years of effort and speculation surrounding the pristine piece of property.

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Lawyer accused of withholding money

An Exuma lawyer has been accused of withholding more than $20,000 from her client after selling his property in 2008.

Roshar Brown, formerly of RG Brown and Co in Hooper's Bay, Exuma, has until Monday to respond to a Supreme Court writ of summons in which she is accused of failing to pay her client Laven Delwood Hall after taking money for his property.

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TOTAL RECALL: Exuma tragedy sparks order to inspect all commercial vessels

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Man charged with mailboat drug seizure

A magistrate yesterday did not accept the guilty plea of a man arrested in connection with the discovery of 57 pounds of marijuana on the M/V Grand Master.

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Man charged with wife's murder

A Haitian man was yesterday charged with the murder of his wife.

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Norman's Cay To Break Ground In 2013

A senior government official said that a proposed luxury development on Norman's Cay should break ground this year. Khaalis Rolle, minister of state for investments, told Guardian Business that final government approvals are still pending. But he felt "very confident" that the process is moving forward and an announcement should be made soon.

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Land transfer to enable serious development of Norman39s Cay

ATTORNEY General Carl Bethel led debate on a resolution in the Senate yesterday to bring closure to what he described as "one of the more sordid episodes in the modern history of (the) country"...

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'WE WANT ANSWERS': Bahamian firms asked to explain Fyre Festival cash

A Bahamian law firm and the National Sports Authority's (NSA) former chairman are among the local persons and companies being targeted for examination by Fyre Festival investigators...

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