Nurses union ousts chief - and police called over property
BAHAMAS Nurses Union executives have declared that president Muriel Lightbourn is no longer a member of the union, accusing her of violating the union’s constitution, refusing to return property, and bypassing internal governance protocols.
Boyfriend ‘died saving our lives’
JUST two days after celebrating his 21st birthday, Jarred Evans was gunned down outside a Cordeaux Street bar while reportedly trying to ensure his girlfriend and friends got inside safely, a final act of care that cost him his life.
PETER YOUNG: New UK Strategic Defence Review for modern times
The words of British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer last week said it all.
FACING REALITY: Qualifications does not mean qualified
Throughout our lives, we’ve been part of an unjust system that perpetuates a divide where those with power are given preferential treatment while the rest are left out.
Suspect in two shootings to be charged in court today
A man is in police custody and expected to appear in court today in connection with two shootings last week that left one man dead and four others injured.
Rolle distances himself from comments after officer’s death
FORMER Commissioner of Police Paul Rolle, who was the head of the Royal Bahamas Police Force when Constable Robert Wright Jr’s death was ruled a suicide, is now distancing himself from the case after a Coroner’s Court jury ruled this week that the 23-year-old officer was murdered.
Man dies in fall from tree but foul play not ruled out
A MAN has died after falling from a tree at a residence in the Baillou Hill Road area.
BDOCS appoints seven new assistant commissioners, one posthumously
THE Bahamas Department of Corrections (BDOC) has expanded its senior leadership with the appointment of seven new assistant commissioners, one of whom was honoured posthumously.
Fire damages Christ the King Anglican Church
A FIRE tore through Christ the King Anglican Church in Ridgeland Park West on Sunday night, severely damaging one section of the building and leaving the remainder coated in soot and smoke.
St John’s students leading the way
STUDENTS from St John’s College claimed the top prize in the inaugural RBC Young Leaders 2025 programme with their innovative underground water purification system, earning $15,000 to bring their vision to life.
It’s destination China for Riley
BAHAMIAN student Riley Symonette is preparing to begin his studies at UWC Changshu in China, becoming one of a growing number of young Bahamians choosing to pursue education in Asia.
IVOINE INGRAHAM: Mental health should be given top priority
The ignorance of some Bahamians about mental health is the reason why the reality has not been given the kind of importance, attention and urgency it desperately needs. The stigma attached to the sickness that is rampant and prevalent in most families prevents people from seeking or getting help. It even stops the family from assisting, thus delaying or avoiding the need for help.
Thousands march on Labour Day
Thousands of Bahamian workers took to the streets in solidarity for the 2025 Labour Day parade held in New Providence.
PM: 'Time is not far' until election
PRIME Minister Philip “Brave” Davis on Friday urged Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) supporters to get ready for the next general election, encouraging them to begin rallying their family and friends “because time is not far” before voters head to the polls.
High jumper Hanna climbing the ladder
Alan Hanna could be the next Bahamian male high jumper to watch as he prepares for his collegiate career on a division-one scholarship at Kansas State.
Twin sister sprinter Joanna making her presence felt
TWIN sister Joanna Miller, with aspirations to one day represent The Bahamas at the Olympic Games, had another phenomenal year as a sprinter at Tallulah Falls.
DR KENT BAZARD: NBA Finals Eve: How the pros prepare - and what our athletes can learn
AS Game 1 of the NBA Finals tips off tonight, fans around the globe will tune in to watch elite athletes perform at the highest level. But while the game itself lasts just four quarters, the preparation behind those performances spans days, months - even years.
RF sponsors Black Marlins
RF Bank & Trust proudly served as a silver sponsor of the 2025 Black Marlins Swim Meet, held May 24 at the Betty Kelly-Kenning Aquatic Centre.
Cartwright, Thompson finish third in Flamingos tournament
THE University of The Bahamas men and women’s golf teams were back in action as Travis Cartwright and Darrius Thompson locked up third place in the second annual Flamingos Women’s Golf Club 242 Tournament, Saturday at the BGF Golf Course.
LETTER: No success with finding investors
Da Budget...what do we believe? Is Minister Davis saying that there is a surplus of revenue to cover all outstanding accounts?
