Next generation gets career Insights from CIBC FirstCaribbean’s leading women
CIBC FirstCaribbean marked International Women’s Day by giving one high school senior a first-hand glimpse of the banking profession.
A guide to overcoming infidelity and emerging victorious
THE pain of finding out about a spouse’s infidelity can be overwhelming, heartbreaking and even soul-destroying. Bahamian educator and author Aleshia Storr ran the gamut of negative emotions when she found out about her ex-husband’s secret affair. But even in the face of this gross betrayal, Aleshia still hoped to save her three-year marriage and wanted a reformed husband.
‘The Power of Her’ postponed, not cancelled
‘The Power of Her’ may have been postponed due to the coronavirus outbreak, but organisers promise the empowering event will go ahead as soon as possible to help women overcome challenges that prevent them from living their best lives.
Rx One Tablespoon of Common Sense Daily
If only there was a prescription to be had from a doctor for ingesting common sense, which seems in remarkably short supply if the current hysteria about the COVID-19 virus is anything to go by.
‘Valour has no gender’ for women of the Defence Force
On Sunday, the world paused to celebrate the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women globally as International Women’s Day was observed.
Bahamian STEM girls lead the way at United Nations meeting
When it comes to educating and believing in girls, the world has made many positive strides in recent years. However, there are still some who think that the traditional STEM disciplines – science, technology, engineering and mathematics – are better suited to boys.
Dancing the pain away
With every turn, twirl and movement they make this Friday, a group of young dancers will pay tribute to and tell the stories of those who have suffered abuse in their lives.
LIFE LINES: Tolerance is a double-edged sword
We are all fallible as human beings and learning to be tolerant of some differences in character or actions is necessary for harmonious living.
How do you heal a broken heart?
MOST of us have sadly experienced the intense emotional pain that comes with having one’s heart broken – be it due to a romantic relationship ending, a loved one dying, or one’s hopes and dreams failing.
Kerima overcomes tragedy to win top graduate award
Now that Kerima Smith has completed her Master of Science degree in Management Studies with distinction from the University of the West Indies (Open Campus Bahamas) and snagged the top graduate award, she is more fervent about higher learning than ever.
The under-eye struggle is real
At some point in your life you will be looking in the mirror and asking, what is going on with my eyes?
Lost and found family
Adoption is a topic that is not often talked about in the Bahamas. Yet there are hundreds of children in the country who have either been left orphaned after the deaths of their parents or were given up by their biological parents. For many of them, one of the country’s several children’s homes is the only home they will ever know.
LIFE LINES: Write your own story, Cinderella!
Writing your story doesn’t have to be taken literally, although if you feel you have a story to tell by all means write it.
Mia’s Abaco-inspired dishes land her top spot in culinary competition
Hurricane Dorian couldn’t put a stop to her dreams, and neither could a malfunctioning oven.
R-E-S-P-E-C-T...Find out what it means to the ‘Foxy Ladies’
New Bahamian rom-com premieres this Valentine’s Day
A battle of the sexes is brewing in a new Bahamian film set to premiere this Valentine’s Day.
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