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Living with the Lord

The well-known passage in John 15:5-8 (NIV) of the vine and the branches attempts to describe a relationship that speaks of intimate union, communion, connection and interrelatedness that has to be experienced to be understood.

‘At One With the One’ programme celebrates first anniversary

The team behind the live broadcast programme “At One With the One” will be celebrating the show’s first anniversary this weekend under the theme “A Move of God”.

Yes to me: Living beyond loss

Loss covers so many different areas, but it will always denote sadness and grief; sometimes an unwillingness to thrive or move beyond the past or the pain.


God is our refuge

There comes a time when most of us will experience the demands and challenges of this world.

Gospel’s brightest stars to be honoured

ONE of the biggest nights in gospel music takes place tomorrow night with the presentation of the 34th annual Stellar Awards at the Las Vegas Orleans Arena.

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QC: Gov’t has ‘pulled rabbit out of Freeport’s hat'

An outspoken QC yesterday apologised to the government for previously blasting its decision to acquire the Grand Lucayan, and said: “They have pulled a rabbit out of Freeport’s hat.”


Landfill manager eyes IPO for Out Island expansion

THE New Providence landfill’s new manager yesterday said it was eyeing an initial public offering (IPO) to finance the potential expansion of its business model to the Family Islands.

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Clearing Banks chief hits back on ‘oligopoly’

The Clearing Banks Association’s (CBA) chairman yesterday rejected the industry’s branding as an “oligopoly”, adding that there was “no evidence” of price-fixing and fee setting collusion.

Ex-Chamber chief: ‘Get house in order’ for WTO

The Bahamas must “get our house in order” for when it becomes a full WTO member rather than continue to debate the merits of joining, a private sector executive argued yesterday.


Lucayan Board refutes BREA ‘face slap’ claim

The Grand Lucayan’s Board yesterday defended itself from accusations that it had given “a reprehensible slap in the face” to Bahamian realtors over the property’s impending sale.

Colina suffers 26% profit drop in 2018

Colina Holdings (Bahamas) suffered a 26 percent year-over-year net income decline in 2018 as a result of increased policyholder claims, it revealed last night.

IAN FERGUSON: Getting the message across to colleagues

Communication is essential for good leadership. Effective communication and effective leadership are closely intertwined. Leaders need to be skilled communicators in countless relationships at the corporate level, in communities and groups and, sometimes, on a global level.


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Two expected to face charges over electricity diversion claims

Two people are expected to be formally arraigned and charged this morning in connection with a complaint filed by Grand Bahama Power Company into alleged electricity theft.

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Thursday, 28th March, 2019.

EDITORIAL: Lucayan deal brings back the magic

The Grand Lucayan Resort saga seems, at last, to have a happy ending in sight.


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30 nurses leave PMH in only two months

THIRTY Bahamian nurses left Princess Margaret Hospital in a span of two months, Bahamas Nurses Union president Amancha Williams said yesterday.

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Police say death of 15-year-old likely to be gang-related

WAILS pierced the air of TA Thompson Junior High School as students uncontrollably wept in response to the murder of their classmate, 15-year-old Perry Rolle Jr, at the hands of a 16-year-old student at neighbouring CC Sweeting High School.

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Emotional interview with the mother of stabbed schoolboy: WHY DID THEY HAVE TO TAKE HIS LIFE? WHY?

IF she could say anything to the two teenagers who conspired to fatally stab 15-year-old Perry Rolle Jr on Tuesday afternoon, his mother, Gladys Louis simply has one question, “Why?”.


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Lucayan winner ‘close to perfect'

The winning Grand Lucayan bidder was yesterday said to be “very close to perfection” with its “game-changing destination” solution for resurrecting Freeport’s tourism economy.

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No drinks, no phones driving laws pass

CHANGES to the Road Traffic Act meant to save lives were passed in the House of Assembly yesterday.