Yes, you should start your own business!

By: Jhanae Winter
Business owners and entrepreneurship is increasing throughout the world. Many people are leaving their day jobs to start a business of their own that they actually enjoy. Some others are using their 9-5 jobs to fund their dream jobs.

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A Wild Life for Animal Keepers

It takes a small but mighty village to care for over 200 creatures representing 50 species of mammals, birds and reptiles at one of The Bahamas’ most famous attractions, Ardastra Gardens and Wildlife Conservation Centre.

“Our animal keepers play a vital role in wildlife conservation. Their love for our furry, feathered and scaled friends keep them dedicated to their jobs through rain, shin...

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It's impossible to be vegan in the Bahamas! - Or is it?

By: Jhanae Winter
A vegan Caribbean native might sound like an oxymoron. The Caribbean is where you can find some of the best dishes filled with meats, poultry and dairy products.

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Six ways to support your child's immune system

The immune system is a remarkable thing. Its job is to protect us from the endless array of germs and viruses we’re exposed to every day. Children come into the world with a very inexperienced immune system. Over time, their exposure to various germs, viruses, and other organisms fine tunes their immune systems into lean, mean, germ-fighting machines. With all that’s happening with the COVID-1...

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Mamadoos Restaurant offers you Lunch, Dinner and Sunday Brunch

Freeport, Grand Bahama Island - In
May 2010, the proprietors of  Island Java located in Port Lucaya, began
operations of a new restaurant in the Port Lucaya Marketplace on Grand
Bahama Island. The restaurant is known as Mamadoo's Restaurant, or
simply

Mamadoo's where local cuisine meets Bahamian creativity.

The Restaurant features a signature line of innovative Bahamian
inspi...

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Evans optimistic that Davis will work with unions

President of the National Congress of Trade Unions of The Bahamas (NCTUB) Bernard Evans said he has been assured by Prime Minister Philip Brave Davis that the government will sit around the table with trade unionists to discuss implementing parts of the Workers Agenda, "as soon as the dust has settled".

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Trust God

Because the Lord revealed their plot to me, I knew it, for at that time he showed me what they were doing. I had been like a gentle lamb led to the slaughter; I did not realize that they had plotted against me, saying, "Let us destroy the tree and its fruit; let us cut ...
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Twisted Lime March Madness

Wednesday 13th March 2013  3:30 PM

March Madness
at Twisted Lime | 3:30pm to 7:30pm. 7 Days a Week.


Draft Beers $3
Absolute Specials $3
Stoli Specials $3

Drink of the Day $5
Bacardi Specials $3
Ricardo Rum Specials $3
Tequila Shots $1
Selected Wines $3.50
$1 OFF ALL SPECIALTY DRINKS!
Lady's ask about our fruit bubbles just $8


Tucked away in the back of Sandy Port is a hidden gem called Twisted Lime! Where an...

BHS Summer Camp

Monday 8th July 2013  9:00 AM

BHS Summer Camp
The Bahamas Humane Society, Chippingham

The BHS Summer Camp dates have been set! Camp runs weekly from June 24th to July 12th and then July 22nd to July 26th. The cost is $125.00 per week. It's open for children ages 6 to 13 and runs from 9 a.m. to noon each day. Children will learn about caring for animals and have the opportunity to interact with the BHS adoption animals....

Cultural diversity is becoming the local attraction in Exuma

Exuma, The Bahamas - Cultural
diversity in the Family Islands allows Bahamian residents to offer tourists
a variety of experiences during their visit to The Bahamas.   

Tourists can expect to enjoy the fruits
of Bahamian culture as well as those of other international residents
who have chosen to make The Bahamas their home.  

"We are being told now how much the...

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Vengeance Is Not Yours

You've heard it at one point or the other, "Vengeance is mine saith the Lord." But even with the comfort of knowing that God will even the score between you and those who offend you, many people still try to exact their own revenge.

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Planting Trees for Forestry Awareness Week

Minister for Grand Bahama, the Hon. Dr. Michael Darville, participated in the planting of fruit trees at The Beacon School in recognition...

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6 Ways to Support Your Child's Immune System

The immune system is a remarkable thing. Its job is to protect us from the endless array of germs and viruses we’re exposed to every day. Children come into the world with a very inexperienced immune system. Over time, their exposure to various germs, viruses, and other organisms fine tunes their immune systems into lean, mean, germ fighting machines. With all that’s happening with the COVID-1...

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BAMSI Revs up Give Back Programme in 2021

WHILE the epidemic that is Covid-19 has forced the global community to at times narrow its focus on only the most essential ingredients necessary for survival, the Bahamas Agriculture and Marine Science Institute (BAMSI) remains committed to its outreach mandate, called ‘BAMSI Gives Back, of meeting the local community where they are most vulnerable and supporting their food and health-related c...

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And then there were three

Self-discovery isn't something that fits in a five-year plan. It doesn't heed deadlines, and it certainly doesn't mind age. Finding and re-discovering one's passion can happen at any stage in life, as Subrenna Gomez-Higgs, Janet Jennings and Jeanine Lampkin can attest.
In recent years, the three women have been unearthing their individual creativity in bags of clay and gallons of glaze, under cera...

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'Bid reduction' in food imports

By ALISON LOWE
Business Reporter

alowe@tribunemedia.net

Expecting a "tremendous reduction" to have been achieved in the Bahamas' food import bill in the past year due to increases in the farming of fruits and vegetables, the Minister of Agriculture yesterday said he hopes this nation will become an exporter of onions in 2011.

"Based on what we have seen from the packing houses, the produce exc...

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Entrepreneurs awarded

A
GRICULTURAL and artistic entrepreneurs from across the Bahamas were honoured with awards presented on the closing day of the Agri-Business Expo at the Gladstone Road Agricultural Centre yesterday.

Dozens of independent producers of celebrated handicrafts, preservatives, fruit and vegetable crops, fisheries and livestock farmers were presented with awards to encourage their efforts to develop ag...

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Dasani to Hydrate Runners During 2020 Race Weekend!

Runners, from around the Bahamas and the world, will take part in the 2020 Sunshine Insurance Race Weekend, on Jan. 18-19. The Caribbean Bottling Company (CBC) will return as a proud Gold sponsor for the eight consecutive year to hydrate runners with Dasani water, during the two-day event...

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Ministers Pintard and Lewis Re-launch Backyard Farming Program in GB Schools

The Bahamas imports about millions of dollars worth of food annually, according to Minister of Agriculture and Marine Resources, the Hon. Michael Pintard. He said: “We have the opportunity through import substitution to change that. Import Substitution means that many of the things we are importing we can substitute through [local] production.”...

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High School Students Encouraged to Take Care of their Eyes

Minister of Health, Dr. the Hon. Duane Sands said the blue light found in the LED screens of computers, tablets, smartphones and other digital devices can be damaging to the eyes...

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Pandemic pushes young Bahamian to restart his business

The Covid-19 pandemic continues to bring the creative and entrepreneurship spirit out of Bahamians. More and more, are stepping away from the traditional nine to five and are letting their passions fuel their income.

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Bahamians Aren't 'Actually' Retiring

By: Jhanae Winter

The Bahamian culture is shifting the golden age, to hues of increased labor and lack of resources. Retirement is supposed to be the period in life where all enjoy the fruit of their labour, but many Bahamians are not afforded this luxury.

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Courtney Celeste Spears keeping company with legends

Courtney Celeste Spears is keeping company with legends. She was selected by her company Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater and among a number of dance legends photographed for Harper's Bazaar's August issue.

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JWB at Margaritaville Beach Resort hosts first intimate wine pairing dinner

As more public spaces open in The Bahamas, JWB Prime Steak & Seafood restaurant, named after Jimmy W. Buffet and located in the Margaritaville Beach Resort, was a welcome outing for a wine pairing dinner.

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JWB at Margaritaville Nassau hosts first intimate wine pairing dinner

As more public spaces open in The Bahamas, JWB Prime Steak and Seafood restaurant named after Jimmy W Buffet located in the Margaritaville Beach Resort was a welcome outing for a wine pairing dinner.

Bristol’s Duckhorn Wine Portfolio’s event was an intimate evening of top-notch food, cozy ambience and attentive service at Nassau’s newest oceanfront restaurant. Guests experienced a variet...

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‘Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise’ Program Attracts One-Sixth of Company

Over 100 enthusiastic National Insurance Board (NIB) employees spanning three islands recently committed to becoming more ‘Healthy, Wealthy and Wise’.

Over the course of eight weeks, NIB staff based in Andros, Grand Bahama, and New Providence learned about taking care of their overall wellbeing and how doing so influences every aspect of their lives. A regular week for participants transfo...

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The Coca-Cola Silver Bottle Caps Team Is Headed to The Family Islands!

This summer, Coca-Cola lovers are taking home big prizes, including Samsung S20 smartphones, for turning in the limited-time silver bottle caps featured on some of Coca-Cola Bahamas’ classic beverages. New Providence and Grand Bahama customers have been able to redeem their caps at weekly events, which kicked off during the first week of July. And, the silver caps team will also be headed into A...

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Rotarians put focus on the environment

THE first day of July marks the beginning of a new Rotary year - and this year it also marks the addition of a new focus for Rotarians.

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Fire-hit vendors wait for repairs go-ahead

THE association representing vendors at Potter's Cay said stakeholders are awaiting officials from the Ministry of Works to sign off on plans to reconstruct stalls that were destroyed by fire earlier this year.

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Matriarch Eulah Mae Edgecombe

FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENT Funeral service for the late Matriarch Eulah Mae Edgecombe age 91 years of Love Hill, Andros will be held on Saturday, June 26th, 2021 at 10:15 a.m. at Transformation Ministries International, #11 Dignity Gardens. Officiating will be Diocesan Bishop Ellis Farrington; assisted by Suffragan Bishop Sharon Rolle, Apostle Paul Butler and Apostle Dorinda Dean.

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