An entrepreneur's vision
SHE is a self-made, successful businesswoman, and now Raquel Beneby-Hart is aiming to help others achieve their entrepreneurial dreams with a new book she has published.
Civic groups come together for 'Protect Women and Children' event
WITH women and children becoming the victims of abuse on a daily basis in the Bahamas, one local group set out to highlight the serious issue with a very public initiative.
MICHELLE MILLER: It’s your life – What’s your blueprint?
Everything that becomes a reality starts with a blueprint of sorts. Be it an aeroplane, a yacht, house, clothing, a business etc.
'Night out with the girls' - celebrating the single woman
THE COMMUNITY of single women that makes up the new Single Sisters Network came together this past weekend to celebrate their first “Night Out With The Girls” event at the Trinity City of Praise courtyard and lounge.
US Embassy supports Bahamian participation in domestic violence course
Eight Bahamian officials from the Royal Bahamas Police Force, the Bureau of Women’s Affairs, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Legal Affairs and the Ministry of Social Services participated in the Intervention Strategies for Domestic and Gender-based Violence course held at the International Law Enforcement Academy (ILEA) in San Salvador, El Salvador from March 24-28, 2014.
Women’s organisation inspires youngsters at children’s home
IN KEEPING with it’s mandate to improve the welfare of Bahamian children, the JUGS (Justice Unity Generosity and Service) women’s organisation recently held a seminar to inspire the young residents of the Elizabeth Estates Children’s Home.
Are you becoming your best self?
The first step to becoming your best self is learning how to “be”. Be strong. Be confident. Be true. Be you.
Bahamian matchmaker - life coach helps men find true love
WHILE many women believe a good man is hard to find, there are also quite a few Bahamian men out there who share the sentiments of R&B artist Bobby V, who once sang “finding wifey ain’t no easier”.
The launch of 'Straw' - Bahamian author publishes second edition of best-selling book
WITH the launch of the second edition of her book “Straw” – an exploration of the local straw craft industry – Bahamian author Karen Hamilton is calling on vendors to stand up and face the challenges of today head-on.
Are you stuck in a stale style of living?
MANY are quick to change styles when it comes to clothes, hair, bags, cars and other trendy fashions. But when it comes to getting below the surface and addressing the style in which they move through life, they don’t even give it a second thought.
Hollaback! Movement tackles street harassment
SOCIAL media and mobile technology has been popularly used in modern times to promote many causes and positive movements. Now a new local organisation is using the considerable power of the medium to start its own campaign to put an end to street harassment.
Launch of the “GirlFace” movement
IN AN effort to empower young women through the performing arts, Bahamian entrepreneur and musician Ebony Johnson has created the ‘GirlFace’ initiative.
Royal Society of St George helps Bahamas Girl Guides
The Bahamas Girl Guides Association was the recipient of a donation from the Royal Society of St George.
‘Celebrating Healthy Smiles’
LAST Thursday, the Bahamas joined more than 50 countries on World Health Day (WOHD) to celebrate the benefits of a healthy mouth.
Chef Maurisa Glinton fulfils her dream
OWNING a restaurant was a dream Maurisa Glinton never imagined would come to true so quickly, given that it was only a short time ago that she embarked on an entirely different career as a primary school guidance counsellor in Freeport.
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