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June 30, 2023
Budget Wrap-Up: Prime Minister envisions 50 years from now, "lives changed forever by opportunities made real in this budget"
During his Budget Wrap-Up for Budget Fiscal Year 2023/24, Prime Minister and Minister of Finance the Hon. Philip Davis said that as the 2023/2024 National Budget debate closed, his Government did so with confidence in the Bahamian people and optimism about “the bright future we can build together”.
Office of PM in GB Beyond Old System
January 20, 2018
Office of PM in GB Beyond Old System
Shortly following the success of the Free National Movement at the polls last May, Prime Minister Hubert Minnis declared the intent to deviate from his predecessors regarding national administration...
May 04, 2018
BTC Title Sponsors The Bahamas Primary School Student of the Year
One hundred twenty-one students from across every island of the country will be recognized for their efforts at the Bahamas Primary School Student of the Year event...
Ten Bahamian-Owned Businesses Receive Awards for Energy Efficiency; Three Receive Grants
March 24, 2023
Ten Bahamian-Owned Businesses Receive Awards for Energy Efficiency; Three Receive Grants
Bahamian business owners are being recognized for adopting practices that save money and reduce their carbon footprint.
December 20, 2021
Ministry for Grand Bahama brings holiday cheer to Grand Bahamians
“To the business community in Downtown Freeport, I say to you a new year is dawning and transformation is coming to this area soon,” declared Minister for Grand Bahama, Hon. Ginger Moxey.
“With AML Foods’ acquisition of the old Winn Dixie building, which is presently under renovation and the company’s projected opening of Solomon’s Freeport, Downtown, in early 2022, you will experie...
Mama Sassy’s Gourmet Foods aims to spice up store shelves with island-inspired pepper sauces and jams
March 07, 2022
Mama Sassy’s Gourmet Foods aims to spice up store shelves with island-inspired pepper sauces and jams
Known as a culinary connoisseur among family and friends, Cherelle Cartwright would commonly find herself feeding loved ones who stopped by unannounced to enjoy the dishes.
"My business was conceived quite unconventionally," shared Cartwright. "When I'm in the kitchen, I often knock out a four-course meal, and I have friends who would show up at my door unannounced to find out what I cooked."
BLUE RAIDERS, ROCKETS HIT PRACTICE FIELD, THE BEACH
December 14, 2021
BLUE RAIDERS, ROCKETS HIT PRACTICE FIELD, THE BEACH
On their first full day in the Bahamas, Middle Tennessee and Toledo got down to business with morning practices before trading their football pants for swimming trunks in the annual Beach Bash in the evening.
“It was awesome out here. We are not accustomed to 80 degrees this time of year,” Middle Tennessee Offensive Coordinator Brent Dearmon said. “Our guys have been more used to 45, 50 d...
Mount Gay Makes June a Month of Caring
July 05, 2021
Mount Gay Makes June a Month of Caring
Since 1703, Mount Gay has been widely revered as the oldest and most celebrated rum with a longstanding connection to sailing, craftsmanship, and community all of which are truly united by the ocean. As a nod to that longstanding history, Mount Gay annually celebrates and promotes its environmental efforts through a special day dubbed We Care Day. In 2021, the company opted to widen its scope to i...
April 22, 2021
Blue Lagoon Island Teams Up with Coca Cola and Ocean Conservancy to Clean Up Beaches
Despite the ongoing global pandemic, marine debris continues to make its way to beaches across The Bahamas. In an effort to mitigate this ongoing concern, Blue Lagoon Island has partnered with Caribbean Bottling Company (Bahamas) Ltd, the Coca-Cola Foundation and the Ocean Conservancy to assist various family island communities with their beach clean ups and offer marine conservation education.
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DNA LEADER HITS OUT ON ARRESTS: Komolafe claims police were told to act despite Commissioner's denial
March 22, 2021
DNA LEADER HITS OUT ON ARRESTS: Komolafe claims police were told to act despite Commissioner's denial
DEMOCRATIC National Alliance Leader Arinthia Komolafe alleged Monday the arrest of herself and other party leaders had been carried out on the instruction of higher ups.
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