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September 07, 2023
King's College's $50 mil. campus opens, using AI to enhance learning
King's College School is now in its $50 million campus on Western Road, and is using the latest in artificial intelligence (AI) technology to advance its almost 500 students, giving them the best chance at success, the school's Principal Matteo Rossetti told Guardian Business.
'Significant interest in Grand Lucayan'
September 06, 2023
'Significant interest in Grand Lucayan'
While stressing that he won't get into specifics until "the money is in the bank", Deputy Prime Minister Chester Cooper said yesterday there are three "very significant" parties interested in purchasing Grand Lucayan Resort in Grand Bahama, which the Minnis administration bought in 2018 and the Davis administration to date has struggled to sell off.
August 28, 2023
Growth Matters Series: When companies do well, everyone does well
In today's dynamic world, where opportunities and challenges intertwine, the success of companies goes beyond their bottom lines. When companies flourish, the effects ripple through every aspect of our lives, leading to improved living standards, enhanced government revenue, and a cycle of progress that benefits all.
Inaugural Semester Soiree at WAUSM
August 22, 2023
Inaugural Semester Soiree at WAUSM
The first medical students to attend the Western Atlantic University School of Medicine (WAUSM) in Freeport are finalizing their 20 months of pre-clerkship studies and going on to the next stage, so the WAUSM Office of Student Affairs held the first of what will now become an annual event - the Semester Soirée.
Looking ahead to the Tournament of Champions
August 14, 2023
Looking ahead to the Tournament of Champions
Five of six Aquinas College teams that participated in the recent World Scholar's Cup (WSC) London Global Round have qualified to compete at the Tournament of Champions scheduled for Yale University in Connecticut in November. This, as a number of Bahamians returned home with medals as students from St. John's College, Hill Crest (primary school) and Lyford Cay. Aquinas had the most teams and won ...
GB Minister says proposed “Protection Against Violence Bill” will reduce acts of violence among Bahamians
July 28, 2023
GB Minister says proposed “Protection Against Violence Bill” will reduce acts of violence among Bahamians
Minister for Grand Bahama and Member of Parliament for the Pineridge constituency, Ginger Moxey told Parliamentarians that the violence that has marred the lives of countless individuals across the islands of the Bahamas are not merely physical acts, but pointed out that economic, emotional, and psychological trauma continues to impact the lives of victims, families and local communities.
July 24, 2023
Deputy Governor General attends Edmund Moxey Cultural Show and Lignum Awards
The Hon. Cynthia Pratt, Deputy Governor General, attended the Edmund Moxey Cultural Show and Lignum Awards, July 21, 2023 at Bahamas Harvest Church, West Campus, RND Plaza, University Drive.
Sounding the alarm on fentanyl
July 19, 2023
Sounding the alarm on fentanyl
Fentanyl, the powerful synthetic opioid, is seldom, if ever, spoken about publicly in The Bahamas.
Vanessa 'Lady Divine' Clarke dies at 48
July 18, 2023
Vanessa 'Lady Divine' Clarke dies at 48
Vanessa "Divine Lady" Clarke, award-winning Bahamian gospel artist, former journalist and radio personality, died on Friday after an illness she had been battling in recent years.
Still 'rakin' and scrapin'
July 04, 2023
Still 'rakin' and scrapin'
Just as The Bahamas enters the last leg of its "Road to 50", rake 'n' scape virtuoso and dynamo Kirkland "KB" Bodie returns to remind Bahamians to stay true to their roots through his latest album, KuBa.
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