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Explore the country’s finest art galleries on the one-day Transforming Spaces tour
Bahamian art is as eclectic and vibrant as the islands that make up this archipelago.
Sorority donates books in “Read with the Ivy” initiative
HUNDREDS of students across Grand Bahama are being encouraged to develop a lifelong love of reading through Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated Pi Upsilon Omega Chapter’s “Read with the Ivy” initiative, which recently brought storytelling sessions and book donations to three local schools.
Blood pressure control starts before symptoms appear
High blood pressure can affect the body long before a person feels a change. That makes regular screening, movement, sleep quality and early lifestyle changes essential.
Does future of healthcare depend on what happens between visits?
Healthcare has solved many of medicine's greatest challenges, but one of its most important blind spots remains.
Invest in a girl- impact a generation
In a rapidly changing world driven by technology and artificial intelligence, one Bahamian organisation is determined to ensure that young women are not left behind.
Pioneering Judy adds PhD to list of accomplishments
After a career spanning more than three decades in the public service, Judy Lucinda Simmons can now add PhD to her impressive list of accomplishments.
About & Out with Charlie Bahama: Chef José Andrés
EVERY year for the past three years during the Nassau Paradise Island Wine & Food Festival (NPIWFF), I get to hang with my favorite chef, José Andrés.
Friends of Exuma awards $20,000 in scholarships to invest in Exuma’s future
GEORGE TOWN, EXUMA, BAHAMAS – Friends of Exuma is investing in the next generation of leaders with two grants supporting scholarship awards at Exuma Christian Academy and the Nelson A. Ranger Scholarship Fund.
Bahamas helps shape Autism Conversation at United Nations Conference
The Bahamas took an active role in shaping international discussions on disability rights and autism inclusion at United Nations Headquarters in New York during the 19th Conference of States Parties (COSP19) to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD).
Young innovators return from London trip with accolades
A team of talented young Bahamian innovators has returned home with international accolades after capturing both Gold and Silver awards at the prestigious International Greenwich Olympiad (IGO) in London.
