Mr Chipman shows how it can be done
Great Britain has no written constitution. In other words, unlike the Bahamas, it has no system codified into one document.
Why the pension delay?
Minister Brensil Rolle, Minister responsible said to be of NIB and Ms Rolle at NIB.
‘Buddy’ scores 28 in loss to Ayton and Suns
DEANDRE Ayton and the Phoenix Suns got the edge in their first matchup of the season against Buddy Hield and the Sacramento Kings.
‘Occupy’ becomes official non-profit, makes strides in reaching youth
Now that his mentorship programme has reached the major milestone in being recognised as an official non-profit organisation, gospel artist Ricardo Clarke said he can demonstrate his faith in a practical way to impart wisdom to young people.
Panthers top Mingoes, stay undefeated at 5-0
THE University of the Bahamas Mingoes got close but could not get over the defending NPVA women’s champions Panthers and fell in three sets at the DW Davis Gymnasium on Wednesday.
Recovery season
It’s time to believe in God for an overflow! It’s time to recover what the enemy had stolen from the Body of Christ.
Prayer Grotto celebrates 20 years of being ‘a monument of hope’
The Trinity City of Praise is celebrating 20 years of leading nation-wide prayers to save The Bahamas and its people. The anniversary event for Trinity City’s Prayer Grotto takes place this Friday at 7.30 pm at the sanctuary on Tonique Williams-Darling Highway.
Bishop Boyd: Church’s reputation rests on individual behaviour
Anglican Bishop Laish Boyd is calling on Anglicans to be more intentional about their discipleship in Christ, to always let their behaviour reflect their faith, and to not repel others from the Church by displaying unchristian attitudes.
Anchored in Christ
Most of us would be familiar with an anchor which is typically used to moor a vessel to the bottom of the sea. For believers there can be no greater experience than being secured, fastened and anchored in Christ. We might face various difficulties in life, but we are not fearful because we have an anchor.
Mediation: Healthy and happy – PART I
There is much talk today about healthy lifestyles, and that is a very serious subject. For some of us it is a minor adjustment, for others of us this calls for the death of a way of life. The Bible offers many guidelines, but the foundational truths have to do with our attitudes to our own bodies, minds and spirit:
IAN FERGUSON: How you can practice better corporate citizenship
Most companies have engaged in some form of corporate social responsibility over the course of their business lifespan. Good corporate citizenship means that, in the normal course of business, a company is operating in ways that enhance society and t
Govt launches new port compliance unit
A COMPLIANCE unit has been set up to focus on ship and port security. The Ministry of Transport and Local Government launched the International Ship and Port Security (ISPS) Compliance Unit on Tuesday. It aims to provide oversight of the internatio
Fresh Market introduces charging for electric cars
A CHARGING station for electric cars has been installed at Solomon’s Fresh Market in Old Fort Bay. The station was recently installed in the parking lot at the store, allowing shoppers to charge their electric cars while they shop. Renea Bastian, vic
Deandre Ayton suspended for 25 games by NBA
PHOENIX (AP) — The Phoenix Suns plans for a quick rebuild have hit an unexpected snag.
EDITORIAL: Can the Speaker back up his words?
WHATEVER is going on with House Speaker Halson Moultrie?
STATESIDE: Could the bureaucrats be the ones who bring the president down?
during Donald Trump’s three-year presidency, many Americans who are repulsed by his buffoonish lack of good manners and arrogant disregard for US law and political custom have comforted themselves with the notion that at least in several areas, a resolute resistance to some of his worst instincts could be found in the form of a perhaps unlikely source.
BUSINESS BITES: It’s time to call a halt to this colonial throwback and take control of Grand Bahama
The destruction, flooding and profound commercial dislocation wreaked by Hurricane Dorian on Grand Bahama has awakened the long-simmering debate about how the island is governed.
Man critical in hospital with gunshot wounds
A MAN is in hospital nursing gunshot wounds after he was shot Tuesday night, police said. According to police, shortly after 10pm two men were sitting outside a residence on Wilson Tract off Wulff Road, when a gunman entered the yard and opened fire
$460,000 paid out in benefits
THE National Insurance Board has paid out more than $460,000 in unemployment benefits to Abaco and Grand Bahama Hurricane Dorian victims. According to Public Service Minister Brensil Rolle, who has responsibility for NIB, 1,699 unemployment claims w
