Anae's Fabrics

Carmichael Road
Nassau
Nassau / Paradise Island, Bahamas

Review

My dearest mother and me

Today, I dedicate this column to my dearest mother, Mary Elizabeth Catalyn Brennen who died on January 7, 2015, at the age of 86. She impacted my life greatly. As an educator she also influenced and molded the lives of countless Bahamian citizens.
My mother was married to Alfred Brennen for over 63 years. Interestingly, they were married on July 18, 1951 at Ebenezer Methodist Church, Shirley Stree...

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Dog Days Marathon Attracts International Competitor, but Nassau native claims Win!

Over 500 competitors enjoyed perfect weather conditions, beautiful scenery, and a world class route at the annual Grand Bahama Dog Days Half Marathon...

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BTVI Plays Role in Recidivism

When Information Technology instructor at The Bahamas Technical and Vocational Institute (BTVI) Laurence Clarke was approached about teaching Introduction to Computers to inmates, he had reservations...

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Dozens of businesses granted duty waivers for apparel imports

Ministry of Finance now accepting applications online for shoe and clothing merchants seeking customs duty waivers...

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BSGC Helps 10,000 Kids Get Back To School

Twenty samples, six months, four international companies and two strategic corporate partners later, a massive back-to-school effort sponsored by Bahamas Striping Group of Companies (BSGC)...

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The traumatized brain

Traumatic brain injured individuals do have hope at recovery, as new research shows that people continue to recover, sometimes for a lifetime, as long as they are actively in treatment or utilizing tools that they learned, according to neuropsychologist Dr. Zonya Mitchell.
While the greatest visible progress in recovery happens in the first six months for the brain-injured patient, after that time...

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Britney Spears EXPOSED on stage in Vegas

Britney Spears EXPOSED on stage in Vegas

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The kind of man we do not want

What kind of man do we really want in our society? I asked this question 15 years ago and feel compelled to ask again; although more Bahamian men are freeing themselves from the clutches of traditionalism, yet too many are refusing to change.

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You don't have to be a frump to rock that bump!

Finding out that you're pregnant is very exciting. In fact, in the beginning, you may exude that "pregnant glow" when you look and feel great, but sometimes very quickly thereafter, many women are plagued with morning sickness. Why they call it "morning sickness" has yet to be determined as feeling sick when pregnant, is not just a morning occurrence. Some women are sick all day long and some just...

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