Anatol Rodgers High School officially opened two years after it opens its doors to students

The Anatol Rodgers High School opened its doors to students in 2008, but it was just last week officially opened by Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham.  The school is named in honor of the deceased Anatol Rodgers, who committed her life and talents to teaching, which is known as one of life's noblest vocations.
The prime minister said Rodgers made her mark in the field of education through encour...

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REIKI: Healing Touch Introductory Training

Sunday 1st November 2015  2:00 PM

REIKI (ray-key) is a Japanese touch-based healing method that restores the body to states of balance, peace, & deep relaxation - states that facilitate the body's ability to heal itself in more powerful ways. It is based on the concept that stress is a physical, mental, and emotional toxin that creates blockages in the natural life and vitality of the body. In a Reiki treatment the hands of the pr...

REIKI: Healing Touch Introductory Training

Friday 30th October 2015  6:30 PM

REIKI (ray-key) is a Japanese touch-based healing method that restores the body to states of balance, peace, & deep relaxation - states that facilitate the body's ability to heal itself in more powerful ways. It is based on the concept that stress is a physical, mental, and emotional toxin that creates blockages in the natural life and vitality of the body. In a Reiki treatment the hands of the pr...

COVID-19 Community Communication Strategy from a Psychological Point of View

t seems that covid -19 slapped the face of the Bahamian society so hard that heads are spinning and the ship looks like it may be on the verge of going under...

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Minister Dames Congratulates 100 New Police Graduates

During the Royal Bahamas Police Force (RBPF) Recruit Passing Out Ceremony for Squads C, D and E, on July 2, 2020, Minister of National Security the Hon. Marvin H. Dames congratulated the 77 males and 23 females...

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Cherry to fight American Omar Douglas in early April

Originally scheduled for last weekend, the lightweight bout between Edner Cherry, a professional boxer with Bahamian roots, and American Omar Douglas has been moved to April 4.
Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) announced yesterday that the scheduled 10-round bout would be the main event of the three-fight card that will be staged at the Sands Bethlehem Events Center in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. The li...

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Hundreds of Community Residents Get Trained On Anti-Violence Curriculum To Make A Change

Hundreds of New Providence residents, over the last several weeks, have been sharpening their skills in mediating challenges involving gender based violence, sexual assault, conflict resolution and parenting...

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GGYA Hosts Activity Showcase

Whether it's kayaking, joining the Royal Bahamas Defence Force Rangers or feeding the destitute with Hands for Hunger, hundreds of young persons were shown how almost any activity could help them to obtain the world’s leading achievement awards for youths...

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Shaunae Miller returns to school at UGA

It's safe to say that the track and field season is over for a number of Bahamian elite athletes.
There's still the International Association of Athletic Federations' (IAAF) Continental Cup in Marrakesh, Morocco, this weekend, and the Central American and Caribbean (CAC ) Games in Veracruz, Mexico, in November, but, for the most part, Bahamian athletes have shut down their seasons.
One such athlet...

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Dame Marguerite lauds success of public/private partnerships during BAPD ribbon cutting ceremony

NASSAU, The Bahamas – The Bahamas Association for the Physically Disabled (BAPD) School on Dolphin Drive, is a wonderful example of how beneficial public-private partnerships can be...

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