New Providence ahead of the lockdown
People preparing for the lockdown in New Providence. Footage: Terrel W Carey Sr/Tribune Staff
Police car on store premises
A police car near liquor store premises in a video circulating on social media
DPM a victim of robbery
Pictures show the scene after the Deputy Prime Minister was a victim of robbery.
Prime Minister Philip Davis predicts his party's return to government in the 2026 general election
Ahead of the close of polls, Prime Minister Philip Davis reflected on what it would mean to secure a second term in office. He told The Tribune another mandate would allow his administration to continue the work and initiatives started during its first term.
Bahamas Carnival Experience highlights
Highlights from the weekend's Bahamas Carnival Experience – which featured top international acts like DJ …
Queen’s Staircase renovated and rededicated
The renovation of the Queen’s Staircase was unveiled in a rededication ceremony on Tuesday, April …
Mom: Drowned son was ‘big swimmer’
HE told his mother he was coming home for Christmas. The next morning, 32-year-old Clevon “Boldy” Simmons was dead at Half Moon Cay, and his family cannot understand how a man who grew up swimming and who snorkelled with tourists for a living could have drowned.
Judge halts all work at Gillam Bay project
A SUPREME Court judge has stopped all work on a controversial villa development at Gillam Bay, Green Turtle Cay, raising serious questions about how the government approved the project without an environmental impact assessment or any public consultation.
RBDF marine denies charge in viral gun threat case
A DEFENCE Force marine seaman pleaded not guilty yesterday to threatening a young woman with a shotgun outside a nightclub, days after footage of the alleged incident went viral, and was granted $7,000 bail.
‘No-one is coming to save us’ Davis warns during COP31
PRIME Minister Philip Davis told world leaders at COP31 yesterday that “no-one is coming to save us” and that the global fight against climate change keeps stalling because the leaders who make pledges lose elections, see their coalitions collapse or have their budgets cut, and the governments that replace them arrive “with new priorities and amnesia”.
NJA seeks to prevent repeat of parade delays
THE National Junkanoo Authority says a new pool of judges will grade the upcoming Boxing Day and New Year’s Day parades, and it is working to close the long gaps between groups that marred last season’s Boxing Day parades.
Lightbourn re-elected despite bitter nurses union dispute
BAHAMAS Nurses Union president Muriel Lightbourn has won a second term, beating four challengers less than two months after a Supreme Court judge found she had unlawfully suspended two of the union’s top officers.
Mute defendant submits guilty plea in writing for damaging door and window
A MAN who admitted damaging the door and window of a Rubis service station on Mackey Street was sentenced yesterday to 14 months in prison.
Inagua police hold three over drug find
AN adult man was arrested and two juveniles taken into custody after police found about ten pounds of suspected marijuana, with an estimated street value of $14,000, at a home in Matthew Town, Inagua, on Wednesday night.
Inagua police hold three over drug find
AN adult man was arrested and two juveniles taken into custody after police found about ten pounds of suspected marijuana, with an estimated street value of $14,000, at a home in Matthew Town, Inagua, on Wednesday night.
Four arrested over loaded firearm and ammo
FOUR people, including a 54-year-old woman, were arrested after officers searched a Hyde Park Road home in the early hours of Thursday and found a loaded firearm and ammunition.
