Geno Bullard Jr: 'When I'm coaching, I don't see them as women, but rather as athletes'
GENO Bullard Jr, a former Bahamian three-star athlete, continues to make an impression on the coaching fraternity in the United States of America.
Ramsingh-Pierre named president of Caribbean Equestrian Association
THE member federations of the Caribbean Equestrian Association (CEA) elected a new executive board for the 2026-2028 term at the CEA’s recent Annual General Meeting, naming Bahamian Catherine Ramsingh-Pierre as president.
Franco Miller Jr adjusting to pro basketball in China
BAHAMIAN guard Franco Miller Jr finished the Ningbo Rockets’ preseason schedule with a 15-point, eight-assist performance against the Zhejiang Golden Bulls on Sunday as he continues to adjust to professional basketball in China.
'Coach Yo' and Rebels rebuilding roster
BAHAMIAN head coach Yolett McPhee McCuin is preparing to lead Ole Miss into another competitive Southeastern Conference women’s basketball season, with the Rebels facing the challenge of rebuilding their roster after reaching the NCAA Tournament for the fifth consecutive year.
Bahamas requires more firms with credible continuity plans
Hurricanes do not call ahead. Neither do server crashes, ransomware attacks or sudden supplier collapses.
Gov’t eyes combined fuel buying for public utilities
THE GOVERNMENT is developing a national fuel procurement strategy that would combine the purchasing power of Bahamas Power & Light (BPL), Grand Bahama Power Company and the Water and Sewerage Corporation to secure better pricing and terms.
Doctors Hospital grants staff 22,144 extra shares
Doctors Hospital Health System (DHHS) yesterday granted its staff a further 22,144 common shares in the company through the second transfer in its employee stock ownership plan.
FIU sees 50% surge in suspicious transactions
THE FINANCIAL Intelligence Unit (FIU) dealt with a 50.26 percent surge in suspicious transactions reports (STRs) during 2025 attributed to “a continued rise in reporting activity and vigilance by financial institutions”.
Bahamas in terror reforms just days before inspection
THE BAHAMAS yesterday made critical reforms to its anti-terrorism law just days before this and other anti-financial crime defences are tested by international examiners to ensure they meet global standards.
Realtor launches his own brokerage
A Bahamian realtor has launched his own brokerage serving clients and investors across New Providence and the Family Islands after spending a decade in the industry.
Bahamian developer unveils $150m Aqualina completion
A Bahamian developer yesterday announced it has completed construction on phase two of its $150m, 60-unit Aqualina residential project at Cable Beach.
Bahamian developer unveils $150m Aqualina completion
A Bahamian developer yesterday announced it has completed construction on phase two of its $150m, 60-unit Aqualina residential project at Cable Beach.
NIF’s $311m outlay creates ‘major challenge’ to surplus
A SENIOR Bahamian banker yesterday argued that the Government’s use of the National Investment Fund (NIF) to finance $311m in capital investments creates “a significant challenge” as to whether the touted $39.3m Budget surplus is “accurate”.
STATESIDE: Fines, stripped of titles or the owners being forced to sell?
If you weren’t paying much attention to soccer developments in Europe, you might check on line and find that in the most powerful men’s soccer league in the world (the English Premier League) and the most powerful women’s soccer league in the world (the Women’s Super League, also in England), the same powerhouse club is in first place in both leagues.
FRONT PORCH: Leading grocery chain desperately needs to modernise stores
At the parking lot entrance in Cable Beach of one of the two stores owned by the leading supermarket chain in the country, sat a crater pothole that had not been paved for many months. It was finally paved just yesterday.
Letters: A voice for truth is silent
AFTER the air waves were liberated and private radio was ushered into existence, many Bahamians found their voices, voices which had been long silent. Firstly-but not in any particular order-were J T Lewis street, Pumpkin eater, and Braman Darling Ferguson.
Letters: A voice for truth is silent
AFTER the air waves were liberated and private radio was ushered into existence, many Bahamians found their voices, voices which had been long silent. Firstly-but not in any particular order-were J T Lewis street, Pumpkin eater, and Braman Darling Ferguson.
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