Athletes will not compete as NCAA events are cancelled
THE NCAA joined the growing list of organisations to cancel sporting events as a means of combating the spread of the Coronavirus COVID-19. Several Bahamian athletes were set to compete at basketball and track and field championship meets at various
Nationals postponed
IT was supposed to be the first day of competition for the Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture’s National Track and Field Championships yesterday at the Thomas A Robinson National Stadium.But midway into the morning session of the championships as
Bahamas Flag Football League to open 12th Season this Sunday
THE Bahamas Flag Football League is all set to open its 12th season this Sunday, March 15, at the Thomas A Robinson Stadium fields with six games commencing at 1pm. This year, 12 teams will battle to be crowned champions. According to President Jay
NPBA: Mingoes stop Shockers 91-71 to win series 2-1
THE University of the Bahamas Mingoes not only needed to beat the JD’s Seafood Shockers in the decisive game of their New Providence Basketball Association men’s best-of-three series, they needed to make a statement.They did just that at the AF Adder
Hundreds hoping to find some work at two-day RCI job fair
NEARLY 400 people are expected at Royal Caribbean International’s two-day job fair at the National Training Agency, seeking positions at Coco Cay and on-board ship. One hopeful is Alexis McPhee, 23, who has been unemployed for a month and is “prepar
Doctor tells how survivor sustained injuries
TESTIMONY continued in the Fox Hill mass shooting trial yesterday, with a medical expert revealing that one of the survivors sustained injuries to their left upper back and right forearm. Dr Crystal Wells, taking the witness stand before Justice Deb
'We won't be going to the CARIFTA Games'
As a result of the postponement of the Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture’s National High School Track and Field Stadium yesterday, a decision was also made to cancel the Bahamas’ participation in both the CARIFTA track and field and the swimming
Bahamian pro basketball players see their leagues suspended
BAHAMIAN athletes across the globe have seen their respective sports affected by the Coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak that has now been declared a global pandemic by the World Health Organisation.Professional basketball players across several countries
Meditation: Running a holy race
“Do you not know that in a race all the runners run, but only one gets the prize? Run in such a way as to get the prize. Everyone who competes in the games goes into strict training. They do it to get a crown that will not last, but we do it to get a crown that will last forever. Therefore I do not run like someone running aimlessly; I do not fight like a boxer beating the air. No, I strike a blow to my body and make it my slave so that after I have preached to others, I myself will not be disqualified for the prize.” (1 Corinthians 9:24-27 NIV).
Deserving an honour
Many of us know Wendall Jones is a draftsman, journalist, entrepreneur, media magnate and social commentator. Through his art exhibition at the Central Bank, we see him as an artist.
Drivers causing a hazard
I would like to raise awareness of one of the growing issues on our streets at night.
Bloomberg should stand here
I read the very interesting “Investing in People & Communities” - a Government Progress Report, which was an insert in your paper recently.
Spread of virus would be devastating
The statement that 400 will be the worst-case scenario for the COVID-19 virus in the Bahamas is totally ridiculous.
We need some commonsense
When will common sense return to the Bahamas or the world for that matter?
Final spot on Davis Cup team to be decided this weekend
THE Bahamas Davis Cup has obtained a level of success over the last five years with two wins in Group III Americas, and Promotion plays in Group II in 2018.This year, the Bahamas top player who is ranked in the 700s on the International Tennis Circui
Bishop Laish Boyd urges Anglicans to take precautions in face of COVID-19 outbreak – Churches to follow temporary prevention protocols
As people around the world are watching with concern as the COVID -19, coronavirus story unfolds, the Rev Laish Boyd, Bishop of Anglican Diocese of the Bahamas and the Turks and Caicos Islands, is urging church members to take precautionary measures to help stop the spread of the viral disease.
God knows our heart
My topic today is critical to all that we say and do, and is relevant to everyone, myself included. As always, scripture provides much insight for us and Proverbs 19:21 (KJV) is a good starting point: “There are many devices in a man’s heart; nevertheless the counsel of the Lord, that shall stand.”
I am done apologising!
“But you, Lord, are a shield around me, my glory, the One who lifts my head high.” (Psalm 3:3; NIV)
Anglican Church Men prepare for Feast Day of St Joseph
ANGLICAN men will be honoured for their contributions and leadership during the upcoming Feast Day of St Joseph.
Adelaide’s St James Anglican Church: 170 turbulent years of history
The Slave Trade Abolition Act passed by the British Parliament on March 23, 1807 prohibited an vessel engaging in slave trade from being cleared at any port located in British Territory after March 1, 1808. Thereafter, slave ships were boarded by the British, the slaves were confiscated and were landed at the nearest British port. The same procedure was followed in the case of a shipwreck.
