Winners recognized from Rotary's fourth annual golf tourney

A total of 64 golf players gathered at the Royal Blue Golf Course at the Baha Mar resort for the Rotary Club of Nassau Sunrise's 4th Annual Golf Tournament on July 30. Running in conjunction with the tournament was a raffle and an auction. The event was organized by the club's fundraising committee. Its members are ...
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Colina Back 2 School Customer Appreciation 2023

Colina Insurance Limited (Colina) held Customer Appreciation Day with employees rocking school uniforms and distributing giveaways to clients.

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Colina Helps Kids Get Ready for Back-to-School

Education is the key to a brighter future. Colina teamed up with Reach out Youth Organization on a back-to-school giveaway to spread love in Grand Bahama and ensure every child starts the school year with confidence. The team purchased and distributed school supplies, back packs, snacks and uniforms.

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The great Cabinet shuffle 

Dear Editor, In world wide politics it has always been fashionable to blame the former administration for the apparent political failures and omissions of good governance. When a prime minister shuffles Cabinet posts, the opposing party often suggests that such changes reflect lipstick being applied to a pig. The recent adroit reshuffle by Philip "Brave" ...
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Pintard accuses Davis administration of valuing party politics over good governance

NASSAU, BAHAMAS — Opposition leader Michael Pintard has accused the Davis administration of placing a higher value on "loyalty to the PLP brand of politics" than good governance and ethical leadership, asserting that the government was "victimizing" senior Immigration officials who expressed concerns regarding the actions of former Labour and Immigration Minister Keith Bell.  "Prime [.....

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Protecting the most vulnerable 

The Commonwealth of The Bahamas is entrusted in the government of The Bahamas by its citizens for the collective benefit of its citizens.

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MS. DEBORAH AMELIA JOHNSON

CLARKE'S FUNERAL HOME & CREMATORIUM GUARDIAN & TRIBUNE FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENT FUNERAL SERVICE for MS. DEBORAH AMELIA JOHNSON, Age 57 years of # Leeward Isles Way, Golden Gates #2, who died on Thursday, August 11th, 2023 will be held on Friday, September 8th, at 10:30am at Transfiguration Baptist Church, Market Street. Officiating will be Reverend Colyn ...
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'Chronic bias remains against women'

Citing the urgent need to combat a "severe chronic bias against women", Minister of Social Services Obie Wilchcombe said yesterday the government is committed to advancing women in The Bahamas.

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Colina calendar generates 8,000

After producing Generations of Bahamian Culture, the 2010 corporate calendar featuring familiar personalities alongside new faces of the Bahamas' visual and performing arts scene, Colina Insurance has released its 2011 calendar under the theme, The Art of Charity.

The calendar highlights the work of 12 charitable organisations who, through service, have contributed greatly to nation building.

Ea...

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Three receive NIB Director's Award 2011

Nassau, Bahamas - Three
employees of the National Insurance Board recently received the NIB
Director's Award in recognition of their outstanding contributions to
the progress and success of the organization in 2010.  Patrick Ward,
Chairman of NIB and Algernon Cargill, Director of NIB presented the
Director's Award to Pandora Butler, Public Relations Officer, Gregory
Collie, Senior Manager of ...

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70 profit retention aids RoyalStar rating

By NEIL HARTNELL

Tribune Business Editor

RoyalStar Assurance's managing director yesterday attributed the insurer's continued top rating to an ever-expanding capital base, with 70 per cent of the $30 million profits earned over the past eight years kept on the balance sheet as retained earnings.

Steve Watson, speaking to Tribune Business after A. M. Best reaffirmed its A- (Excellent) financial ...

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Davis accused of cowardice as Bell stays in Cabinet

LEADERS of the opposition political parties accused Prime Minister Philip "Brave" Davis yesterday of being "afraid" to make the tough decisions, calling his decision to reassign Keith Bell instead of firing him "cowardice".

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Cabinet reshuffle impact remains to be seen

While it remains to be seen if Prime Minister Philip Davis' Cabinet reshuffle this week will have any real impact on national development, one does wonder if it represents a missed opportunity. When he attempted to explain his announcement of the largest Cabinet in Bahamian history in 2021, he cited the enormity of the challenges ...
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Sands calls reshuffle 'lipstick on a pig'

Free National Movement (FNM) Chairman Dr. Duane Sands yesterday dismissed Prime Minister Philip Davis' Cabinet reshuffle announced on Sunday as "an absolute waste of time and nothing at all for us to be optimistic about". "The prime minister started by trying to take credit for a globally recovering economy and the pent up demand in ...
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Police, Road Traffic Department partner to stop road abuse

Officials of the Road Traffic Department and the Road Traffic Division of the Royal Bahamas Police Force have joined forces to ?further crack down? on motorists who disregard the country?s traffic laws.

The move comes in response to recent statistics, which show a rate of almost one road crash every hour on the streets of The Bahamas. Police officials say 9,000 traffic crashes were recorded in ...

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Prime Minister Davis Announces Changes to His Cabinet

During his broadcast National Statement, titled 'Building on Progress, Driving New Change,' Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, the Hon. Philip Davis announced, on September 3, 2023, that some of his government’s cabinet ministers will be taking on new responsibilities with new portfolios, as will ministers of state who had shown “that they are ready to serve as full ministers in Cabinet."

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'Jazz', Marlins pull into wild card tie; 25 games left

Bahamian professional baseball player with the Miami Marlins Jasrado 'Jazz' Chisholm Jr. played a pivotal role in his team's 6-4 victory over the Washington Nationals, on Sunday, completing a four-game sweep and going into their day off on Monday, in a three-way tie for the final wild card playoff spot in the National League of Major League Baseball (MLB).

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NATIONAL STATEMENT: Building on Progress, Driving New Change

INTRODUCTION

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RESHUFFLE 

Prime Minister Philip Davis yesterday announced changes to his Cabinet two weeks ahead of his administration observing its second anniversary as government. The changes include two promotions of ministers of state to substantive ministers. Jomo Campbell has been moved as Minister of State in the Ministry of Legal Affairs and is now Minister of Agriculture and Marine Resources. Pia ...
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Prime Minister Davis announces Cabinet shuffle

Campbell, Glover-Rolle promoted to substantive Minister posts NASSAU, BAHAMAS — Prime Minister Philip Davis yesterday announced a widely anticipated Cabinet shuffle during a national address, with former Labour and Immigration Minister Keith Bell among those assigned new portfolios.  Prime Minister Davis said yesterday that as his administration moves ahead with implementing the next ph...

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AM Best affirms Royal Star Assurance Ltd's financial strength and credit worthiness

NASSAU, BAHAMAS — Royal Star Assurance Ltd has seen its financial strength and credit worthiness affirmed by the industry's major rating agency. AM Best has affirmed the financial strength rating of A (Excellent) and the long-term issuer credit rating of "A" (Excellent) of RoyalStar Assurance Ltd. (RSA) while maintaining a stable outlook.  AM Best noted [...]

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No contract? No problem

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PM: Resolution soon to CLICO issue for policyholders

There may be light at the end of the tunnel for those thousands of CLICO policyholders whose policies went into limbo when the local arm of the insurance company folded up in February last year.
Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham disclosed over the weekend that a resolution could be reached by next month.
­"I gave policyholders an undertaking that if by December the liquidator and others have not ...

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Doctors Hospital Continues Annual Contribution To AIDS Foundation

Promoting awareness of the number one killer in the Bahamas ? HIV/AIDS - the Bahamas AIDS Foundation is once again soliciting the support of corporate sponsors to assist in awareness, prevention, treatment and reducing HIV/AIDS in the Bahamas. In conjunction with Colina Insurance Ltd., the annual Red Ribbon Ball is scheduled to take place on Saturday, November 20, 2010, in the Imperial Ballroom of...

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Atlantic Medical Fun Run Walk is Giving Away A Car!

Calling all Atlantic Medical clients and the general public at large to participate and join in on the fun! Register today and be eligible for a chance to win a brand new 2018 car!...

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Steve Haughey, former chief operating officer of The Tribune, dies

STEVE Haughey, The Tribune's former chief operating officer, and ex-controller at the 100 Jamz radio station, passed away yesterday morning following a short illness.

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New immigration rules for children

Minister of Immigration Fred Mitchell announced yesterday that all non-Bahamian students will be required to have a student permit or a passport with a residency stamp when schools opens in fall 2015.

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Our concerning crime rate 

Dear Editor, How can crime be down, while the anguish level in Bahamian society has surely passed the tipping point? Who or what is to blame? Ever since the beginning of the crime and violence era, which began in the late 1970s with the scourge of drugs and gang violence, this Bahamas has been asking ...
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Man, 22, charged with vehicular manslaughter 

A 22-year-old man was granted $10,000 bail last week after he was charged with vehicular manslaughter. Exuma Street resident Justin Pratt is being held criminally responsible for the death of Carole Fortune in April 2022. Fortune was reportedly walking on a sidewalk on Market Street when he was struck my a motorcyclist who kept going. Prosecutors ...
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