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Anglican Church Men prepare for Feast Day of St Joseph
ANGLICAN men will be honoured for their contributions and leadership during the upcoming Feast Day of St Joseph.
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Sea salt production in the Bahamas
ONE must comment on the content or lack of content on our Talk Shows - some really should not be aired and others simply need a radical improvement and a commitment to stop broadcasting inaccurate concepts and proposals.
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'The most important fight of my life'
Just a day away from his debut with Roc Nation Boxing, Tureano Johnson is prepped for what he calls the most important fight of his career.
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CIBC helping in that final lap . . .
CIBC FirstCaribbean gave Junkanoo groups the last push they needed as they prepared for the Boxing Day and New Year’s Day Parades.
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Tribune readers grade the P.L.P. government
HAPPY anniversary PLP? Few Tribune readers would wish them so as they made their opinions known after voting in our online poll, with the majority critical of the current government.
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Food shopping schedule announced
The Office of the Prime Minister has announced that starting tomorrow, Monday 6 April, until further notice, the following food shopping schedule comes into effect for the entire Bahamas.
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Port Authority unveils 'one-stop shop' portal
THE Grand Bahama Port Authority (GBPA) has developed a “one-stop shop” business portal aimed at eliminating “irrelevant and cumbersome’” processes, its president said yesterday.Ian Rolle, delivering a presentation to the Rotary Club of Southeast Nass
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More groups to give back Junkanoo seed money
FIVE more Junkanoo groups could follow the Prodigal Sons and be required to refund the government’s seed money for failing to participate in the Boxing Day and New Year’s Day parades, according to Minister of Youth, Sports and Culture Mario Bowleg.
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Dancehall star Ce'Cile promotes new album
CARIBBEAN dancehall star Ce’Cile is no stranger to the Bahamas. From Nassau and Grand Bahama to the Family Islands like Bimini, Eleuthera and Abaco, the singer has brought her hit songs like “Hot Like We”, “When You’re Gone”, “Give It To Me” and “I’m Waiting” to Bahamian audiences over the years.
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Learning made fun with Rosheeda Rolle
Rosheeda Rolle is a firm believer that learning should be fun; it should be engaging for the students and allow them to be creative.
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‘Lockdown directive left us in chaos'
Super Value's principal yesterday said inadequate warning of the weekend lockdown caused late Friday "chaos" at food stores with police officers even threatening to shoot unless persons went home.
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Tribune NFL picks/standings
Week 4
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Just in time for election, Arawak Cay port opens
WITH a general election just three days away, Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham yesterday officially opened the new port at Arawak Cay.
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Product promotion critical to ‘raise Bahamas profile’
THE private sector was yesterday urged to take the lead in “raising the profile” of the Bahamas by better promoting its financial services products.
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Buddy Hield scores 17 in 102-87 loss to Raptors
BUDDY Hield’s productivity off the bench continues for the Sacramento Kings and is approaching milestone numbers for his efficient shooting.
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Adapt to tourist profile so we ‘blow past’ 2019
Family Island hotels must adapt to a visitor demographic profile that has been flipped upside down over the past decade if they want to “blow past” pre-COVID numbers, a top tourism official is warning.
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Baha Mar construction 'to start in two weeks'
DEPUTY Prime Minister Philip Davis said yesterday that construction at the shuttered Baha Mar resort is expected to start in the next two weeks.
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Christie pledge on disability
PRIME Minister Perry Christie said yesterday his administration is committed to ensuring that no learning disability goes undetected in the public school system.
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Ya Hear
• Ya hear Love & Hip Hop Atlanta star Stevie J has been arrested?
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Animal cruelty case
THE case of the man who was killing innocent dogs with his pit bull must be dealt with severely. We in The Bahamas want so badly to be taken seriously by first world countries but this will not happen if we continue to show that we do not care about the well being of living creatures. I read a letter to the editor in which the writer said we should “feel sorry” for the man who encouraged the dog’s death. I totally disagree.
