Family shock at murder of ‘humble’ Eleson
RELATIVES of Eleson Pierre, the country’s latest murder victim, say they are shocked by his killing, describing him as a “humble” and sweet person who didn’t bother anyone.
Cornish: Generator bought for grand cay - but no date yet for installation
NORTH Abaco MP Kirk Cornish said yesterday that a second generator has been purchased to resolve long-standing power outages on Grand Cay, Abaco.
Killer who tried to flee justice is found guilty
A GRAND Bahama man who tried to flee while on trial for murder was yesterday found guilty of stabbing a teenager to death during a nightspot fracas four years ago.
Govt to ask retired teachers to fill gaps after Cuba pause
SCHOOLS are facing a shortfall in the number of teachers - and plan to turn to retired teachers to fill the gap after pausing recruitment of staff from Cuba.
Taxi union will consider action
THE Bahamas Taxicab Union (BTCU) will meet with the Trade Union Congress (TUC) on Monday to decide on possible action against livery drivers operating “illegally” in restricted areas.
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Thursday August 14, 2025
The companion virtues of gratitude and generosity
“Blow, blow, thou winter wind, / Thou art not so unkind / As man’s ingratitude.” (William Shakespeare)
Farming initiative giving back
Officials at the Flamingo Gardens Family Life Centre are putting their money where their mouths are when it comes to the centre’s backyard farming initiative.
Sterling silver
Lamar Taylor became the first Bahamian swimmer to win two individual medals in the same competition as he led Team Bahamas at the second Junior Pan American Games.
KENNY Moxey Jr following IN his father’s footsteps
KENNY Moxey Jr is hoping to become the next Bahamian to excel in the men’s decathlon.
Munroe: Anti-gang cases must stand up in court
NATIONAL Security Minister Wayne Munroe defended the pace of police investigations under the Anti-Gang Act yesterday, stressing the importance of building strong cases that can withstand scrutiny in court.
Stay vigilant and keep watch on storm’s path
UNCERTAINTY remains about Tropical Storm Erin’s potential impact on The Bahamas.
Heatwave warning is issued for bahamas
A WARNING has been issued that residents in the north and south-east of The Bahamas face dangerously high temperatures today as an excessive heatwave grips the islands.
Man out on bail shot dead
A man out on bail for a serious offence was shot dead off Wulff Road yesterday, continuing the recent wave of gun violence.
Bahamas authorities respond to report on death of us teen
THE Bahamas Maritime Authority (BMA) yesterday defended its regulatory regime after the US Coast Guard identified shortcomings in the country’s maritime safety practices and recommended urgent reforms to prevent future boating tragedies.
Man cleared of rape allegation
A MAN was acquitted for the alleged rape of a 19-year-old girl in his SUV while the pair where attending a party last January.
Bail granted to man accused of hitting motorcyclist in fatal road collision
A MAN accused of causing a fatal motorcycle accident on Gladstone Road in June has been granted bail.
Three months in jail for breach of curfew
A MAN was sentenced to three months in prison yesterday after admitting to breaching his court-ordered curfew for 39 days.
Henfield calls for biometrics to be added to birth certificates
FREE National Movement (FNM) Senator Darren Henfield is calling for biometric birth certificates in The Bahamas to strengthen identity verification and prevent fraud.
‘Silencing dissent: The plp’s dangerous war on free speech’
In a democracy, the right to speak freely, especially when it unsettles those in power, is not a privilege granted. It is the foundation on which the entire system stands.
