PHERon’s inaugural Baseball Academy summer camp a hit
DOZENS of young athletes gathered at the Baillou Hills Sporting Complex yesterday morning in anticipation of day one of Pheron Charlton’s inaugural TM Baseball Academy baseball summer camp.
BPL sponsors National Youth Team for the FIDE Under-16 Chess Olympiad
IN a landmark moment for Bahamian chess, Bahamas Power and Light (BPL) is proud to sponsor the national youth chess team as they prepare to represent the nation at the FIDE World Youth Under-16 Chess Olympiad, August 16-23 in Barranquilla, Colombia.
Kevin Daley wins FYP Road Cycling Race Challenge
THE New Providence Cycling Association hosted its FYP Road Cycling Race Challenge on Sunday.
BISX achieves six new fund listings
The Bahamas International Securities Exchange (BISX) yesterday said an existing investment fund listing has now added six of its sub-funds to the exchange.
GBPA targets specific industries for Freeport
Grand Bahama Port Authority (GBPA) executives sought to attract non-US investment from firms in the manufacturing, value-added and distribution sectors when they attended a Las Vegas conference.
Marine to be charged for rangers ‘abuse’
A 26-year-old Royal Bahamas Defence Force (RBDF) marine will today be charged in connection with the alleged abuse of young people at this year’s Rangers camp in Eleuthera.
Former FNM vice chairman Johnson says he backs PLP
FORMER Free National Movement (FNM) vice chairman Richard Johnson has vowed to never again support the party under its current leadership, accusing it of mistreating and discarding loyal members who fought for the organisation.
Olympian’s father dies in double traffic fatality
THE father of Olympic and World Champion sprinter Steven Gardiner Jr and another man died in a traffic accident on Abaco on Sunday night.
Murder, fraud and a fight over diamonds
A Supreme Court judge has issued a ruling over the ownership of diamonds in a multi-million luxury goods battle featuring two murders - including that of an ex-Cabinet minister’s husband - and likely Customs fraud.
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Bail granted in firearm case
A MAN was granted bail on Friday after being accused of having a loaded gun outside a business on Bay Street.
Suspect accused of injuring man in fight at gas station
A MAN was granted bail on Friday after allegedly injuring a motorist and damaging his car at a gas station in Oakes Field last month.
Energy projects awaiting environment green light
Renewable energy projects are now being considered for environmental approvals, said Minister of Energy and Transport JoBeth Coleby-Davis on Friday.
Coleby-Davis to run again in Elizabeth constituency
MINISTER of Energy and Transport JoBeth Coleby-Davis intends to stand in the Elizabeth constituency in the next election, she said on Friday.
Commodore to receive rangers camp ‘abuse’ report this week
THE findings of an internal board of inquiry into allegations of abuse and misconduct by a Defence Force marine at this year’s Rangers camp will be revealed to authorities this week, Defence Force Commodore Floyd Moxey said yesterday.
Abaco man injured in shooting
AN Abaco man is in hospital nursing injuries after being shot outside his home on Friday.
Mother in tears as mystery remains over missing son
A MOTHER broke down in tears as a coroner’s jury returned an open verdict in the decade-old missing person case of Charlton Morley.
Glover-rolle: we want views of public on maternity leave
LABOUR Minister Pia Glover-Rolle said the government wants public feedback on extending maternity leave
Junkanoo consultation starts today, says govt
PUBLIC consultations are set to begin today on the proposed National Junkanoo Authority Bill, with Latrae Rahming, director of communications at the Office of the Prime Minister, expressing optimism all parties will find common ground to allow this year’s parades to proceed.
