Water & Sewerage Corporation

Off Gregory St
Matthew Town
Inagua, Bahamas

Review

Bahamas Telecommunications Co. (BTC)

Matthew Town
Matthew Town
Inagua, Bahamas

Review

Wesley Methodist Church

Matthew Town
Matthew Town
Inagua, Bahamas

Review

Morton Bahamas Limited K+S

Lake Windsor
Matthew Town
Inagua, Bahamas

Review

Devastation In Inagua

Hurricane Ike delivered a powerful blow to the island of Inagua on Sunday, tearing off roof tops, flooding streets and knocking out phone lines. Unofficial reports are that the island sustained millions of dollars in damage. Satellite images showed the eye of the Category 4 hurricane, packing 135 mile-an-hour winds, passing directly over Great Inagua around 11 a.m. Sunday.

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FLOW TV Launched in Inagua

With the flick of a switch, BTC officially launched television services in Inagua on Saturday, May 28th. Prime Minister, The Rt. Hon. Perry G. Christie made the announcement live from the ?Avvy Brings Carnival to Inagua? event which was sponsored by BTC.

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FLOW TV is now a hit in Inagua

The Bahamas Telecommunications Company Limited is continuing its quest towards a Connected Bahamas as FLOW TV has reached the shores of Inagua, the southernmost island in the archipelago.

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Relief on the way for Inagua residents

After years of paying higher than average rates for electricity, residents of Inagua will be able to breathe a sigh of relief, as the Government moves to reduce the billing rates on that island.

Minister of State for Public Utilities the Hon Phenton Neymour said, ?The Government of The Bahamas is responsible for providing an environment to improve the livelihood of all Bahamians.

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Beautiful Inagua bound for Boston Globe pages

The mysterious beauty of Inagua is set to be revealed in an upcoming issue of The Boston Globe.

Globe writer Patricia Borns spent four days on the island, the third largest of The Islands Of The Bahamas, to capture Inagua?s natural treasures. Inagua is famous for its scenic landscapes and abundant wildlife.

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Ike Batters Southeast Bahamas

The category four cyclone caused severe damages to critical infrastructure, homes, schools and government buildings.

Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham described the aftermath of the storm on Sundays as devastating, but said the situation could have been much worse considering that Ike was packing winds up to 135 miles per hour and storm surges of up to 18 feet when the storm unleashed its wrath on...

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