BLTA: ‘We have always been an organisation that believes in unity and transparency’
BAHAMAS Lawn Tennis Association (BLTA) president Perry Newton addressed the press earlier this week in response to growing unrest within the local tennis community regarding the administration of the association.
Financial blows 'stop business owners buying safety and surveillance equipment'
Financial blows have prevented business owners from investing in safety and surveillance equipment, according to one alarm system service provider.
Cat Island load shedding ended after two weeks, says BPL
Bahamas Power and Light Company announced yesterday that rotational load shedding on Cat Island has ended after more than two weeks.
Chamber backs Exuma resort boom: ‘Get ready to grow’ local businesses told
The Exuma Chamber of Commerce is throwing its full support behind a wave of luxury resort developments on the island, with president Ehren Hanna urging local businesses to prepare for growth as more than 1,500 jobs and expanded economic opportunities are expected.
‘Complete revamp’ of OSH standards promised by Labour Minister
The Labour Minister has pledged to “completely revamp” Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) standards in The Bahamas adding that a public consultation will be held soon.
Reid: Neely said he felt branded a criminal by the legal system even when charges didn’t stick
CARLOS Reid says his last conversation with alleged gang leader Duran Neely revealed a man who felt repeatedly branded a criminal by the legal system, even when charges against him did not stick.
Foreign Affairs requests probe after COI claims govt ‘selling passports like candy’
THE Ministry of Foreign Affairs has asked police to investigate claims by Coalition of Independents (COI) Chairman Charlotte Green that the government is “selling passports like candy.”
Davis accuses Opposition leader of plagiarising PLP’s crime plan
PRIME Minister Philip “Brave” Davis yesterday accused Free National Movement Leader Michael Pintard of plagiarising a crime plan his party released more than a decade ago.
Police denied mom viewing burned son’s body at scene
THE grieving mother of 13-year-old Montana Ferguson was left shattered yesterday when police denied her pleas to view her son’s body as it lay in the ruins of a house fire that claimed his life.
Davis gives no comment on Watson’s nomination
PRIME Minister Philip “Brave” Davis would not say yesterday if ZNS general manager Clint Watson would receive the Progressive Liberal Party’s (PLP) nomination for Southern Shores, but added: “He’s expressed interest for running for quite some time.”
High alert after ‘Monster’ killed
POLICE and prison officials are on high alert after the fatal shooting of alleged gang leader Duran Neely - known as “Monster” - with authorities fearing his death could trigger violent retaliation.
Bahamas falls to Uruguay 100-91
The Bahamas gave it a gallant effort, but fell short 100-91 to Uruguay in their final game yesterday at the FIBA AmeriCup 2025 at the Poldeportive Alexis Arguello Arena in Managua, Nicaragua.
ALICIA WALLACE: Focus on Women in Translation Month
Women in Translation Month is a time to highlight women authors whose work is translated and direct readers to that work.
Team Bahamas named for the Battle of the Islands Tournament in Sint Maarten August 30
THE All-Out Boxing Club and the Bahamas World Boxing Federation has named the team that will represent The Bahamas at the Battle of the Islands Tournament in Sint Maarten on August 30.
Police linked ‘Monster’ Neely to Dirty South gang for decades
Police linked Duran “Monster” Neely to the Pinewood Gardens–based Dirty South gang for more than a decade - but case after case brought against him collapsed in court.
Darville: Groundbreaking for $267m specialty hospital ‘very soon'
Health and Wellness Minister Dr Michael Darville said groundbreaking for the $267m specialty hospital will take place “very soon,” as the government finalizes loan arrangements and moves ahead with site preparations.
Swimmers make their debut on the world stage
THE Bahamas was proudly represented by a six-member team at the World Junior Swimming Championships held this past week in Otopeni, Romania.
Senator Seymour says she will not seek office in upcoming general election
FREE National Movement (FNM) Senator Maxine Seymour announced yesterday that she will not seek elected office in the upcoming general election, though she pledged her continued loyalty to the party and commitment to public service.
Govt to introduce electronic medical records as they seek to digitise healthcare system
THE Bahamas is set to introduce electronic medical records before the end of the year, marking a major step towards a fully-digitised healthcare system, according to Minister of Health and Wellness Dr Michael Darville.
