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April 06, 2017
U.S. writer suggests Bahamas dependent on China for its economic future
An article published yesterday by thedailybeast.com suggested continued foreign investment in The Bahamas by the Chinese government and Chinese investors has amounted to them being "in control of a country just 180 miles from the coast of the United States". The article goes on to call The Bahamas a Chinese "client".
The article began as a scathing castigation of U.S. President Donald Trump for ti...
UNLIVABLE
March 07, 2017
UNLIVABLE
A day after a massive fire spread from the nearby city dump and chased them from their homes, Jubilee Gardens residents yesterday returned to find charred backyards and smoked filled houses.
Ingrid Forbes, a mother of four, found her home damaged by the smoke; the bathroom covered in soot.
Forbes, who has been living in the area for 12 years, said, "This here, this is the worst, and I was very afr...
Host Bahamas put on a show in Nassau
February 21, 2017
Host Bahamas put on a show in Nassau
CONCACAF Beach Soccer Championship hosts Bahamas were 4-1 winners against Guyana in their opening game of the competition on Monday. The home nation sit top of Group A after the opening round of matches and had a Lesley St. Fleur...
National softball poised for return to prominence
November 10, 2016
National softball poised for return to prominence
The Bahamas Softball Federation's (BSF) National Round-Robin Tournament concluded this past weekend on the capital island of New Providence.
Down the rabbit hole, pt. 2
July 06, 2016
Down the rabbit hole, pt. 2
"Forward, Upward, Onward Together!" proclaimed the emperor who stood majestically once again above and upfront on his armoured tank in Rawson Square, resplendently adorned for the independence celebrations in the appropriate flag-colored turquoise and golden yellow jumpsuit accessorized with his shiny black boots, black helmet and billowing black cape, which intermittently blocked the faces of tho...
India lightning strikes leaving 93 people dead
June 22, 2016
India lightning strikes leaving 93 people dead
At least 93 people have been killed and more than 20 injured by lightning strikes in the Indian states of Bihar, Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh, officials say.
EgyptAir Flight 804 Crash: Black boxes, flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder, found in Mediterranean
June 17, 2016
EgyptAir Flight 804 Crash: Black boxes, flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder, found in Mediterranean
The Egyptian investigation committee said the flight data recorder of the EgyptAir plane that crashed last month killing all 66 people on board was recovered early Friday from the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea, one day after the plane's cockpit voice recorder was also retrieved.
Doctor-Owned Cleaning Company Focuses on Chemical-Free Tactics for Tackling Toxic Indoor Air
May 24, 2016
Doctor-Owned Cleaning Company Focuses on Chemical-Free Tactics for Tackling Toxic Indoor Air
Let?s face it, working in an office can sometimes feel like doing time in a germ factory.
Doctor-owned Green Cleaners focuses on chemical-free tactics for tackling toxic indoor air
May 24, 2016
Doctor-owned Green Cleaners focuses on chemical-free tactics for tackling toxic indoor air
Let's face it -- working in an office can sometimes feel like doing time in a germ factory. One cough or sneeze from a nearby cubicle and suddenly the entire staff is walking around with puffy eyes and tissue boxes tucked under their arms.
May 14, 2016
Forget baseball cards, old iPods are selling for thousands of dollars on eBay
While a brand new iMac might set you back about $1,200, trying to get your hands on an original Apple I might set you back as much as $365,000.
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