Calling young scholars
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Gov’t to speed up electricity service for Potters Cay dock
The Government yesterday said it is seeking to speed up the provision of electricity to Potters Cay dock in a bid to to improve both infrastructure and safety following recent fires at that location and Arawak Cay.
Banks are ‘not making killing’ despite region’s top spreads
Bahamian commercial banks enjoy the highest interest rate spreads in the Caribbean but this does not necessarily mean they are “making a killing” on profits, a senior executive argued yesterday.
KDK REPORT: Times like these
This past week, I’ve been both riveted and absolutely saddened by the wildfires sweeping across California.
Police investigating a Baillou Hill Road shooting that left a man hospitalised
POLICE are investigating a shooting on Baillou Hill Road that left an adult male hospitalised on Saturday.
IMF: Bahamas’ debt ‘distress high risk’ with no new taxes
The Bahamas faces a “high risk of sovereign [debt] stress” as it continues to reject proposed International Monetary Fund (IMF) reforms such as imposing a personal income tax on the top 10 percent of earners.
‘Business ease fix just not so simple’
Discussions on improving The Bahamas’ ‘ease of doing business’ are “hopelessly simplistic”, Arawak Homes chairman is arguing, with the conduct of commerce set to become “more complex, not less”.
IMF: Gov’t maxed out on Central Bank borrowings
The Government had maxed out its legal ability to borrow from the Central Bank as at October 2024, the IMF has revealed, due to increased reliance on this funding source with private capital deployed elsewhere.
Officer injured during House mace throwing incident still recovering
KENDAL Pennerman, the police sergeant-at-arms injured during last month’s chaotic mace-throwing incident in the House of Assembly, is still recovering.
Fire ravages the Bay Restaurant
A FIRE yesterday ravaged the Bay Restaurant and Lounge, a popular nightlife spot on Arawak Cay.
Man’s life altered as rusty nail leads to amputations
EZEKIEL Miller dreamed of becoming a mechanic and starting a family, but his life changed dramatically when he stepped on a rusty nail at 14, causing a viral infection that led to the amputation of body parts.
IMF: Property and rental rates outpaced wages growth
Property prices and rental rates outpaced growth in Bahamian wages seven-fold during the decade to 2022 to deepen the housing affordability crisis, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has revealed.
Govt criticised for ‘dragging feet’ on anti violence bill
A LOCAL women’s rights activist has criticised the government for “dragging its feet” on the implementation of the Protection Against Violence Bill, accusing officials of using the bill’s passage to appear supportive of women’s rights while failing to do anything substantial.
Mom: I screamed and prayed to God
TWO mothers are grieving after one of the first shootings of the year left a woman with four children dead and her boyfriend nursing gunshot wounds in the hospital.
Timothy Munnings sets masters world record
Bahamian Olympian Timothy Munnings continues to prove that age is nothing more than a number.
Over 700 participants of 52 Week Programme have status formalised
MORE than 700 participants in the Public Service Professional Engagement Programme (PS-PEP), formerly the 52 Week Programme, have received letters confirming their status as public servants, according to Minister of Labour and Public Service Pia Glover-Rolle.
Track and field athletes in action overseas
WANYA McCoy, Lamar Williams, Collinique Farrington, Shatalya Dorsett and Antone Smith led a field of Bahamian track and field athletes in action over the weekend with victories at various meets in the United States.
WORLD VIEW: OAS secretary general election and renewed OAS consensus
The upcoming election for the Secretary-General of the Organization of American States (OAS) on March 10 presents an opportunity to reshape the future of the institution.
INSIGHT: Straight answers needed on anti-violence measures
FOR all the talk of needing to tackle crime collectively, from the outside looking in, it can be hard to discern what is the government strategy on the matter.
