WNBA Finals: Jones, Liberty tie the series
AFTER suffering a devastating loss in game one of the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) Finals, Grand Bahamian Jonquel “JJ” Jones and the New York Liberty tied the series at one game apiece at the Barclays Centre on Sunday.
‘Junkanoo Boyz’ prevail 3-1 against USVI
THE last time The Bahamas senior men’s national soccer team played the US Virgin Islands the contest ended in a 3-3 draw, but this time around the visiting team prevailed 3-1 in the opening match of the 2024 CONCACAF Nations League October window.
Veteran international golfer Malachi Knowles honoured, recognised on return home
THE Bahamas Professional Golfers Federation took the time out to recognise and honour veteran international golfer Malachi Knowles on his return home.
NTA holds ceremony
The National Training Agency (NTA) held its closing ceremony for the latest cohort of trainees, graduating a class of 109 students who have successfully completed a four-week mandatory workforce preparatory programme.
WORLD VIEW: Overlooked - World Bank’s report on equity and growth ignores Caribbean Realities
On Tuesday, October 8, I went to a meeting at the World Bank and listened with growing disappointment to a presentation on “Taxing Wealth for Equity and Growth,” supposedly focused on Latin America and the Caribbean region.
Alpha Kappa Alpha launches Sunflowers Mental Health Group
The Alpha Kappa Alpa Sorority incorporated ETA Pai Omega Chapter joined the rest of the globe in recognition of World Mental Health Day with the launch of the Sunflower Mental Health Group and a special workshop that guided members through key areas such as mental health first aid, recognising early signs of mental health issues, suicide prevention strategies, and effective methods for supporting individuals in crisis.
Honouring Aurelia Miller
In a heartfelt ceremony, the Staniel Cay Comprehensive School was officially named to honour the legacy of the late educator Aurelia Miller.
Devynne Charlton gives back
DEVYNNE Charlton, coming off a very productive year that started with a world indoor record and culminated with another appearance in the Olympic Games final, took the time out to give back to some of the younger girls following in her footsteps.
Legendary track, field coach Keith Parker remembered
IT’s only fitting that the late legendary track and field coach Keith Parker will be remembered for his contribution to the development of the sport where he got started at the original Thomas A. Robinson Track and Field Stadium.
Shockers and Giants in the win column
THE second week of the Catholic Diocesan Primary Schools’ basketball tournament produced some interesting results from the four games played on Friday at Loyola Hall.
Minister hits back on $60m Glass Window Bridge cost
A Cabinet minister yesterday dismissed a predecessor’s assertion that the now-$60m price tag for reconstructing Eleuthera’s Glass Window Bridge is “frightening”.
MOFA clarifies role in assisting Bahamians jailed abroad
THE Ministry of Foreign Affairs has clarified its role in supporting Bahamians incarcerated abroad following social media concerns over allegations the government has neglected nationals serving sentences Panama.
Judge sets $9k bail for man twice-accused of illegal firearm possession
A Supreme Court judge has granted bail of $9,900 to a man charged with possessing an illegal firearm, firearm parts, and ammunition.
Glass Window Bridge closed due to high swells
THE Glass Window Bridge in Gregory Town, Eleuthera, was closed on Friday due to high swells and tides following Hurricane Milton.
Former parliamentarian Philip Galanis 'respected political figure'
TRIBUTES continued to pour in on Friday for former parliamentarian Philip Galanis, with former Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham remembering him as a dedicated and respected political figure who transcended partisan lines.
Gaming employee accused of stealing $5K
A WOMAN was granted bail on Friday after she allegedly stole over $5,000 while working at Paradise Games in July.
Pair granted conditional discharge after pleading guilty to causing harm
TWO MEN were granted a conditional discharge on Friday after they admitted to attacking and injuring a man last week.
Man admits to assaulting his ex
A MAN was granted bail after he allegedly threatened to seriously injure his ex-girlfriend at the Mall at Marathon last week.
Shipping companies lead in consumer complaints
COMPLAINTS against shipping companies increased this year, with people complaining about prices and lost packages, according to Consumer Protection Commission (CPC) chairman Randy Rolle.
All clear - and time to clean up
THE Bahamas received the all-clear for its northern islands yesterday following the passage of Hurricane Milton, which caused flooding and power outages in Bimini and Grand Bahama but resulted in minimal damage overall.
