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Tributes paid to Androsian Aramina ‘Auntie Bye’ Bain turning 100-year-old

FRIENDS and family have paid tribute to Aramina Bain, who on Monday turned 100 years old.

No trust in Lewis’ spot on the PAC

I write to express my profound concerns regarding the proposed reappointment of Iram D Lewis, Member of Parliament for Central Grand Bahama, to the Public Accounts Committee.

Proposal to improve fire services

I read your remarks in this morning’s paper with great interest.


The importance of being transparent

YOU will have read the word “transparency” in this column on a number of occasions – usually as we search for it only to find a world far too opaque.

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Man who died in fall from balcony was student of Bentley University

BENTLEY University in Waltham, Massachusetts, is mourning the loss of senior student Gaurav Jaisingh, who died in a tragic accident during the school’s annual senior trip to The Bahamas.

ALICIA WALLACE: Need for committed, responsible leadership

Less than two weeks ago, a small fire grew into a massive blaze that destroyed the homes of dozens of people along with other buildings.


Emergency response has ‘deeper issues’ than number of vehicles, doctor cautions

THE Bahamas’ emergency medical system faces deeper challenges than a shortage of ambulances, said Dr Kenville Lockhart, Vice President of the Bahamas Doctors Union, who cautioned that operational readiness involves more than simply acquiring vehicles.

FNM notes ‘discrepancy’ in GDP growth report, adding that average citizen not feeling benefits

THE Free National Movement (FNM) is casting doubt on recent government-released figures claiming economic growth while also raising broader concerns about whether that growth is reaching ordinary Bahamians.

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Xaria Ingraham named 2025 Junior Minister of Tourism

XARIA Ingraham of Mary Star of The Sea Catholic Academy in Grand Bahama has been named the 2025 Junior Minister of Tourism.


CPSA frustrated over lack of progress on new industrial agreement with PHA

THE Consultant Physicians Staff Association (CPSA) has voiced mounting frustration over protracted negotiations with the Public Hospitals Authority (PHA) and the government, citing a lack of progress on a new industrial agreement set to expire in 2026.

UB faces backlash from union over appointment of VP for UB North

THE University of The Bahamas (UB) is facing backlash from the Union of Tertiary Educators of The Bahamas (UTEB) for appointing Denise Barnes as vice president of UB North without publicly advertising the position.

Man gets ten years in jail after guilty plea on two counts of armed robbery

A 27-year-old man was sentenced to ten years in prison after pleading guilty to two counts of armed robbery.


Soccer nationals adds juniors ‘for first time’

Every year, the Bahamas Football Association has added a new dimension to its annual Samuel P. Haven Jr High School Soccer Nationals that will be held over the next two weeks in Grand Bahama and New Providence.

Archer: ‘We just didn’t have sufficient legs to make a full team’

ALTHOUGH The Bahamas didn’t have any participation in the World Relays over the weekend, Bahamas Association of Athletic Associations’ president Drumeco Archer was confident that the country will have some representation at the World Championships.

Rain doesn’t stop the John Brown University Men’s basketball show

DAY two of the John Brown University men’s basketball team turned out to be a lot more than expected, despite the inclement weather.


05132025 EDITION

Tuesday, May 13, 2025

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Bodybuilders bring home gold, silver

Alexander Kemp said he was extremely proud of his performance at the International Fitness and Bodybuilding Federation’s 2025 Roger Boyce Classic over the weekend in Bridgetown, Barbados.

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Golden Eagles men’s basketball team in town

AS a Bahamian now residing in Arkansas, Dr Simeon Hinsey said it’s important for him to expose The Bahamas to as many international sporting teams in the United States.


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Strong showing in Guadeloupe for equestrian team

THE Bahamas Youth Equestrian Team made its strongest showing to date in the southern Caribbean Grand Caraïbe circuit, gaining awards in every division at the 2025 Grand Caraïbe Guadeloupe competition held this past weekend.

Sports calendar May 13

THE Bahamas Triathlon Association has announced that its 6th Aquathlon/Triathlon National Championships is scheduled for from May 24-25 in Jaws Beach. The event is open to all athletic levels. For more information, interested persons can visit bahamastriathlon.org.