PETER YOUNG: Peace in Ukraine remains elusive
Judging from comments I have seen in the UK press, to many observers in Britain the obsession of US TV stations with being the first to provide their viewers with the latest news brings with it needless contradictions.
CARIFTA swimmers on quest for ‘7th Heaven’
One week after being named by Bahamas Aquatics, members of the 36-member team heading to Trinidad & Tobago on a quest for their seventh straight CARIFTA swimming title began their training sessions in unison.
Marvin Henfield basketball expands to Freetown Urban Renewal
WHILE it’s structured for a set learning programme, Marvin Henfield said he’s always willing to open the doors at his Marvin Henfield Basketball facilities for visits by any and every organisation in the country.
Murray embracing new role as national team coach
AFTER making his presence felt as a three-time Olympic swimmer, Allan Murray is now embracing his new role in Bahamas Aquatics as a national team coach.
Daron Lightbourne new president of the coaches’ association
FOLLOWING the completion of their elections on Saturday morning at the Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture, Daron Lightbourne was elected as the new president of the Bahamas Athletic Associations of Coaches.
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BPL’s near-$1bn loss on ill-advised rate cut
Bahamas Power & Light (BPL) and its predecessor lost almost $1bn in revenues during the 18 years to end-2021 due to the first Christie administration’s decision to cut electricity base rates below cost.
‘Let your feet do talking’ over bank fee concerns
Bahamians must “let your feet do the talking” if they feel they are being poorly treated or over-charged, a senior banker is arguing, with the latest data dispelling any fears of price-fixing on fees.
Gov’t missed pledge to cut top Water Corp supplier $28m debt
The supplier that provides all the Water & Sewerage Corporation’s Nassau customers with their water has revealed the Government failed to meet pledges to “substantially” cut the $28.4m owed to it by end-2024.
Court rejects injured workers’s plea for $70,000 interim payment ahead of trial
A SUPREME Court judge has rejected a former grocery store worker’s request for an interim payment of up to $70,000 ahead of his upcoming trial against AML Foods Limited, ruling that substantial factual disputes make the case unsuitable for pretrial relief.
Abaco shelter ‘on track’ as officials preparing for hurricane season
EMERGENCY management officials say national hurricane shelter inspections will begin on April 1 as part of ongoing readiness efforts, with a renewed focus on categorising shelters by storm type and expanding overall capacity.
Visitor dies after jet ski hits rocks at Half Moon Cay
POLICE are investigating the death of a female cruise passenger who died on Saturday after crashing a jet ski into a rock at Half Moon Cay.
Charlton defends her crown
It was another gold-medal performance for The Bahamas’ world indoor record holder Devynne Charlton as she repeated as champion of the women’s 60 metres hurdles at the 2025 World Athletics Indoor Championships in Nanjing, China.
‘My ten years trapped in bed after car accident’
GABRIELLE “Gabby” Lord was 25 when a car ride with her grandfather changed her life forever.
Pintard blasted for LNG deal criticism
FOCOL Holdings chairman has accused the Opposition’s leader of “political gimmickry” and “petty foolishness” over his demands for greater disclosure and transparency on the Government’s energy reforms.
‘Regional cooperation important after US cut NOAA and USAID budgets’
WITH sweeping staff cuts threatening the reliability of the United States’ key weather agency, a top Bahamian disaster official is urging greater regional cooperation to avoid overdependence on foreign forecasting support.
Gardiner opens outdoor season with easy victory in 300m
IT was a successful return to the track for The Bahamas men’s national 400 metre champion Steven Gardiner over the weekend in the Cobb Stadium at the University of Miami in Coral Gables, Florida.
SAC clinches five of eight divisions at high school track & field nationals
THE St Augustine’s College (SAC) Big Red Machine hauled away five of eight division titles on the final day of the National High School Track and Field Championships at the original Thomas A Robinson Stadium.
Trump interest in Commonwealth a dead cat?
IT was a throw-away line, but in the fashion of such comments from US President Donald Trump, it has generated plenty of discussion.
