Aliv takes pride in its corporate culture

If you've never been in the offices of Google, Aliv's headquarters might strike you as a scaled down version of what you might have imagined the search engine and email giant's offices to be.
Aliv's staff sit in an open floor plan designed office with executive offices glass-walled, making them as transparent as Aliv Chief Marketing Officer Johnny Ingle said the company wants to be with its staff ...

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CIBC FirstCaribbean Transforms Recreation Room at Ranfurly Homes for Children

As children at the Ranfurly Home for Children walked into the recreation room their faces lit up at the first sight of a completely transformed room after weeks of renovations...

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Erroneous Social Media Message Creates Chaos at Red Cross

A message that circulated on social media making false claims that the Bahamas Red Cross Society was giving away food parcels and even flatscreen TVs, appliances and furniture to anyone who wanted them, created long lines outside the organization's headquarters on John F. Kennedy Drive yesterday.

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Struggle for survival

When we stopped by the home of Frances Marinette Lewis, in Hunters, Grand Bahama, last Wednesday, it still looked as if a bomb had been dropped on it.

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'Water rushed into my home - and pushed boats into my yard'

WITH his fianc?e and one-year-old child lying on a bed as water rushed into his home, Theo Armbrister looked out through his window and saw the surge from Hurricane Matthew wash two large boats within several feet of his house.

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ILLEGAL DUMPSITES POPPING UP

By CANDIA DAMES
Guardian News Editor
candia@nasguard.com
On an unpaved road not too far away from the City Dump, another dumpsite has developed--an illegal but seemingly popular ground for disposing all manner of waste.
Old refrigerators, aged mattresses, ripped sofas turned on their sides and other unwanted items sit in the bushes within walking distance of residential communities. But that's jus...

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30 years in power, Uganda leader faces challenges in polls

On the eve of Uganda?s presidential elections, Kampala resembles an armed camp with armored vehicles and police patrolling the capital city?s streets.

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Unliveable

There are grave concerns over the state of Crooked Island, with Commissioner of Police Ellison Greenslade appealing for airlift for "evacuated" residents he said needed to leave for Nassau by sunset yesterday.

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A tiny island with a tale of terror

Brian McKay rode out Hurricane Joaquin in the back seat of an old Nissan Pathfinder.

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