FACE TO FACE: In honour of women who all made their mark
Women all around the world celebrated International Women’s Day (IWD) last Friday, a global occasion recognising the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women.
EDITORIAL: Disney deal under a cloud of darkness
Let’s play a game.
Supreme Court to rule on sacking of Muslim officer
THE Court of Appeal has ordered that a Supreme Court judge is to determine whether former Commissioner of Police Ellison Greenslade was right to fire a police constable because of his unwillingness to compromise a key component of his Muslim faith.
Family of TB victim to be allowed to view body
THE government will allow the family of a cruise ship employee who died in the Bahamas three days to view her body before it is cremated.
PLP convention may face another delay
THE Progressive Liberal Party’s convention may be postponed again, party leaders suggested yesterday.
Davis plans to bring in interim PAC report this month
OPPOSITION Leader Philip “Brave” Davis hopes to table an interim Public Accounts Committee report this month.
Moree to take over as Chief Justice on June 1
Brian Moree, QC, will take over as The Bahamas new Chief Justice on June 1. The Tribune understands. Mr Moree, pictured, will assume the post over nine months after Chief Justice Stephen Isaacs died in office.
What is going on in the Bahamas? Why can't our children be safe?
THE mother of the eight-year-old girl who was abducted from her Culmersville home last week says her daughter, although still traumatised, is ready to return to school.
Lenny tells how this country gave birth to his sense of freedom
GRAMMY-winning artist Lenny Kravitz has credited the country’s essence and culture as the inspiration behind much of his career success.
Davis asks - why Disney secrecy?
OFFICIAL Opposition leader Philip “Brave” Davis yesterday criticised the closed-door signing between the government and Disney Island Development Ltd for a multi-million dollar project in Eleuthera, adding it appeared to be shrouded in secrecy.
Lucayan managers told: 'There's no more money'
Grand Lucayan managers were yesterday bluntly warned "there's no more money" after they rejected the Government's $3.1m payout offer and took their grievances to the Industrial Tribunal.
Visa scam ‘Mr Fix-It’ jailed for five months
THE Mr Fix-It at the centre of a US visa scam involving The Bahamas Immigration Department has been jailed for five months by a federal court.
PM leads tributes as Preston Moss dies
PRIME Minister Dr Hubert Minnis led tributes yesterday to Monsignor Preston Moss, a long-serving religious leader who died yesterday at 79 after battling cancer.
Seahorse sighting brings a little hope
the sighting of a juvenile seahorse in North Bimini Bay following the ending of dredging within the mangroves has excited environmentalists.
Renegades get 3-0 win over United White, Lady Dynamos earn 3-2 victory
THE Bahamas Football Association’s girls 18-under division played two games at the Roscoe Davies Developmental Centre on Saturday.
‘Save Adam to uplift Eve’
International Women’s Day calls for balance between the sexes
The empowerment of women plays an important role in the advancement of men, according to Minister of Social Services and Urban Development Frankie Campbell, who encouraged men not to look at International Women’s Day as an event that excludes them.
YOU GO GIRL: Richine Bethel prepares millennials for the future
Richine Bethel finds fulfilment in empowering youth, helping them organise their lives and goals through her Millennial Enterprise initiative.
Like a boss! Girls to benefit from unique perspectives
For the third year in a row, Katherine Coakley is seeking to uplift Bahamian girls and teach them how to take charge of their lives with her annual “Girl Bosses” event.
Going organic for female reproductive health
Increasingly, countries around the world are paying more attention to female health. This, coupled with the growing interest in all things organic, has lead Theresa Alcock to launch her own health and beauty company called Come Back Kitty specifically for women.
Stop peeing all night, every night
Repeatedly waking up at night to urinate can be a frustrating problem endured by tens of thousands of Bahamian women, men and children.
