New AC Systems being installed at PMH
THE installation of six 7.5 tons split HVAC units has begun at the Princess Margaret Hospital.
New voice to support conservation groups in Bahamas
MARINE conservation is integral for the survival of small, low-lying countries like The Bahamas, and a new voice is emerging to help support and fund existing conservation groups in the country.
Beautician has robbery conviction overturned
A Long Island-based beautician has had her conviction overturned for robbing a local web shop manager of $17,000 four years ago, but will remain behind bars for conspiring to commit the robbery.
Time to ensure our passport office works
I begin by acknowledging the efforts of the staff at the passport office who are courteous and hardworking but lament the poor system that is in place to serve the Bahamian public.
We need help from the US coast guards
RBDF … well no excuses now dem boys have radar…range 50 miles that is on shore of Haiti and Dominican Republic! Problem is at HMBS Coral Harbour they miss Haitian sailing sloops sailing under wind right up to their doorstep … will that change?
Facing the brutality of politics on the ground
Now that we have celebrated and observed the Easter Season, we are faced with the brutality of politics on the ground.
Jones to head to Longhorns as top 50 recruit
KAI Jones will head to the Texas Longhorns as one of the top 50 Prep Basketball recruits in America.
Top junior sailors ready for Olympic regatta
The Bahamas National Sailing School and Nassau Yacht Club will host another regatta in its series of events as the Bahamas prepares to field a team for major international competition this fall.
Double A: Jazz hits home runs in back-to-back games
Chisholm homered in back-to-back games, including his first multi-home run game of the season.
Regatta time again
THE 66th annual National Family Island Regatta got underway yesterday in picturesque George Town, Exuma.
Four Bahamas Road Masters to endure London Marathon
FOUR members of the Bahamas Road Masters, including the husband/wife team of Dr Ebby and Theodore Jackson, are ready to compete in the London Marathon on Sunday.
Wholesalers Softball League action
AFTER taking a break for the Easter holiday weekend, the New Providence Wholesalers Softball League will be back in action at the Baillou Hills Sporting Complex. Before they took the break, the following results were posted in the last games played two weeks ago:
New head coaches for ‘Buddy’ and Ayton heading into next season
BOTH Bahamian players in the NBA will undergo head coaching changes headed into the 2019-20.
Izaak Bastian takes the spotlight at CARIFTA Games
IZAAK Bastian had a performance over the weekend at the CARIFTA Games that he will cherish for a long time as he helped the Bahamas swimming programme reign supreme once again in the Caribbean.
GB Power needs ‘20 times’ existing plant on 30/30 goal
GRAND Bahama Power Company would need “20 times’” the size of its existing solar energy plant to achieve the Government’s “30 by 30” renewable goals, it was revealed yesterday.
Govt boosts minority investor protections
THE Government yesterday unveiled multiple legislative changes to boost minority investor protections and enhance the competitiveness of the Bahamian capital markets.
Financial Intelligence ‘put away in corner and forgotten about’
A KEY agency in The Bahamas’ battle against financial crime had been “put away in a corner and forgotten about”, the deputy prime minister argued yesterday.
Bahamas vulnerable to hacking ‘epidemic’
WITH computer hacking at “epidemic levels”, a world-renowned investigator has warned that The Bahamas is among those countries most likely to be targeted because of its vulnerability.
Digital is no substitute for the business card
EVERYTHING we do in business today is digital, whether it is sending mail, signing contracts, attending meetings or even networking. But the business card is one thing that digital will not fully replace any time soon.
