Man shot and killed in Mount Pleasant ambush
A MAN believed to be in his 40s was shot and killed after being ambushed by gunmen outside his home in the Mount Pleasant area last night.
FRONT PORCH: The joy of openness to growth
IN 1941, in his early 70s, after an extraordinary career and a dozen years before his death at 84, the brilliant French artist Henri Matisse underwent surgery following a diagnosis of abdominal cancer.
Union calls on government to resolve stalled BTVI talks
THE Bahamas Union of Allied Public Employees (BUAPE) is calling for urgent government intervention in an ongoing labour dispute involving its members at the Bahamas Technical and Vocational Institute (BTVI), warning that prolonged negotiations have failed to produce meaningful results.
Murder suspect fined over 105-day bail breach
A MAN awaiting trial for a 2021 murder was fined $2,500 yesterday for breaching his bail for 105 days.
23-year-old sentenced to 30 months for firearm possession
A MAN found with a loaded gun in his waistband outside a business on Prince Charles Drive on Monday night was sentenced to 30 months in prison yesterday.
DPA announces new chapter – with launch of new books division
With decades of experience in telling Bahamian stories, the public relations and marketing firm Diane Phillips & Associates (DPA) is preparing for a new chapter – the launch of a books division.
Pastor Mario Moxey elected new Christian Council president
PASTOR Mario Moxey has been named the new president of the Bahamas Christian Council, securing a decisive victory.
FNM confirms voucher distribution but denies vote buying
FREE National Movement chairman Duane Sands and Southern Shores candidate Denalee Penn-Mackey have confirmed that the party has distributed vouchers, raising questions about whether both major political groups are attempting to influence voters with gifts as the general election approaches.
FNM warns of chaos over missing advance voters
FREE National Movement candidate Travis Robinson said approved voters in his constituency have been left off the advance poll register days before voting, fearing that some may now be unable to cast their ballots.
Pintard calls for arrests over $200k gift certificates
FREE National Movement leader Michael Pintard has accused the Davis administration of breaking the law by using public funds to distribute gift certificates bearing the names of PLP election candidates, calling the matter “egregious” and urging that charges be brought.
Grand Cay BPL bills wiped ahead of vote
ELECTRICITY bills for Grand Cay, Abaco, residents have been wiped to zero two weeks before the general election after Prime Minister Philip Davis visited the island last week and promised relief.
ALICIA WALLACE: The Melbourne Declaration
THIS WEEK, Women Deliver—the largest global conference on gender equality—is taking place in Naarm, Melbourne, Australia.
Three Haitian men jailed over fraudulent NIB cards
THREE Haitian nationals were sentenced to prison after admitting to possessing fraudulent National Insurance Board cards at Bimini International Airport last weekend.
Man granted bail over indecent assault charge
A 42-year-old man accused of indecently assaulting a 15-year-old girl was granted bail.
18-year-old faces court over threat to life
A TEENAGE male accused of endangering another man’s life with a handgun earlier this month was remanded to prison yesterday.
Widow’s lawsuit over sale of matrimonial home heads to trial
A WIDOW’s claim over a Lancaster Road home will proceed to trial after the Supreme Court rejected an attempt to strike out the case, finding unresolved disputes over whether she abandoned the property and whether her claim was filed in time.
Henfield questions cost of London worker
FORMER Foreign Affairs Minister Darron Henfield said a young male emoployee posted to London by the Davis administration is costing taxpayers more than $200,000 a year, as he questioned whether future administrations should be bound to maintain such contracts under newly proposed foreign service reforms.
NCL fined for environmental violations at Great Stirrup Cay
NORWEGIAN Cruise Line has been fined for environmental violations at Great Stirrup Cay, as a related labour dispute involving a former employee awaits a conciliation hearing.
Nurse beaten after leaving shelter pleads for extended victim stays
A REGISTERED nurse who said she was forced from a government shelter is calling for longer stays for domestic violence victims, claiming she was beaten “black and blue” after leaving the facility and encountering her husband again.
