Religious happenings around town
• Still Praising – The 26th Annual Christian Tabernacle Choirfest 2019 Time: Sunday, 6.30pm - 10pm Venue: Christian Tabernacle Church Experience choir worship like never before. Admission is free. Hosted by Apostle Christopher and Pastor Anna Russ
Ash denies claims of police bid to ‘synchronise’ Gibson testimony
A BUSINESSMAN yesterday denied assertions that a police officer had previously arranged for him and a woman connected to former Cabinet minister Shane Gibson to “synchronise” their statements against the former parliamentarian.
Let us be kind after Dorian
Please allow me a little space in your valuable newspaper to share a few words with your reading audience.
Meditation Trusting God in a time of economic challenge
There are several biblical passages in which we see how God blesses in difficult times:
The Bahamas, God's treasure
“I was sought by those who did not ask for me; I was found by those who did not seek me. I said, ‘Here I am, here I am,’ To a nation that was not called by my name. I have stretched out my hands all day long to a rebellious people, who walk in a way
Shaunae: ‘We both had personal best performances’
DOHA, Qatar — It’s very rare that you get to see a husband and wife compete on the same day and come out with the same medal in any competition.
Bahamas earn high marks for Optimist sailing
THE Bahamas came away highly regarded in their role as hosts and for their competition in the water at the biggest sailing event the country has hosted to date.
DIANE PHILLIPS: Three Bills, hundreds of clauses, one giant step to save The Bahamas
IN the 1960s, long before the Queen Conch was the subject of conservation debate, the mollusk was so plentiful that some considered it a pest.
Two men saved as vessel capsizes
THE Royal Bahamas Defence Force’s Harbour Patrol Unit yesterday confirmed the rescue of two men last week after their vessel capsized in waters near New Providence.
Examining the causes of migrants
For years, we seem to notice that the Bahamian-Haitian issue has a pattern.
Patricia Minnis to launch mentoring for girls
WHILE celebrating the International Day of the Girl Child, Patricia Minnis, the wife of Prime Minister Dr Hubert Minnis, will launch a women and girls mentoring coalition next week. In 2011, the United Nations declared October 11 as the Internationa
Calvary Churches are back on 'Crusade' here in Nassau
Calvary Church members agree that something powerful always happens when the people of God come together. “With the same mind and vision, demons have to flee, sick bodies are healed, and transformation takes,” they say. Now, members from all over th
IAN FERGUSON: Retaining top talent requires just reward
Every employee wants to feel valued and appreciated for their efforts at work. Most employees also want to advance with new and expanded roles and pay. Sadly, most employers find themselves in a quandry where they are simply not able to promote every
Attorney calls on Govt to permit accounts factoring
A Bahamian attorney yesterday called for the government to enable monies to better circulate in the economy by passing laws to facilitate businesses wishing to sell their receivables. Gregory Moss, the former MP, backed such schemes - known as accou
Rum summit hears Bahamas still open
The Bahamas Tourist Office in Florida recently partnered with John Watling’s, the Bahamian distillery, at the International Rum Conference to promote the 14 islands still open for business. “When invited to this conference we saw it as a great oppor
AG: Laws are flexible over 'seven-year wait'
The attorney general yesterday argued there was sufficient flexibility in Bahamian law to ensure relatives of missing Dorian victims will not wait seven years to access financial payouts.Carl Bethel QC, pictured, told Tribune Business that the existi
BAIC festival aims to promote prodcuers
The Bahamas Agricultural and Industrial Corporation (BAIC) will promote small-scale producers at its 16th BahamaArts Festival, which will be held from November 1-2 at Arawak Cay.The event will be held under the “Bahamian Tings” moniker at the Cay’s H
10032019 EDITION
Thursday, 3rd October, 2019.
STATESIDE: Who will face Trump - if he’s still President?
EVERY morning now, we open the newspaper, turn on the television or fire up the computer to hear new reports or opinions about American president Donald Trump, his administration and his many political critics.
