Put ‘all cards on table’ over banking reforms
A Bahamian economics professor is urging that “all cards have to be on the table” for banking industry reform as he voiced fears the credit bureau’s launch has yet to lower interest rates for quality borrowers.
BREAKING: Three men to face charges in police corruption probe
THREE men, including former senior police officer Michael Johnson and a well-known attorney, are set to face charges in a high-profile corruption case linked to leaked voice recordings that surfaced in July.
Union chairman backs Vybz Kartel opposition
The Trade Union Congress (TUC) chairman yesterday backed the United Artist Bahamas Union’s (UABU) vocal opposition to dancehall artist, Vybz Kartel, staging a concert in The Bahamas.
Consumer watchdog’s ‘huge’ three-fold complaints surge
The Bahamas’ consumer protection watchdog saw a “huge” three-fold increase in complaints against businesses for the 2024 full-year, its chairman revealed yesterday.
Auto dealer in $500k investment despite ‘saturation’ concerns
A Bahamian auto dealer yesterday revealed it will invest up to $500,000 in a new showroom and create “at least” five jobs for its newly-acquired Chinese brand despite “market saturation” concerns.
Bahamas behind region in economy performance
The “sluggish” Bahamian economy’s growth under-performed its regional rivals by five percentage points over the decade to 2023 due largely to declining productivity and lack of “technological progress”.
Mom beaten in jitney attack recovering - but needs help
LATASHA Rolle, the woman who suffered a brutal attack last month, leaving her with both legs broken, is slowly making progress toward walking again, according to her relatives.
Sewage leak at Montagu
DR Rhianna Neely-Murphy, director of the Environmental Planning and Protection Department, confirmed a sewage spill at Montague Beach has been contained but could not specify when the beach will reopen.
‘Stop making us pay more fines’
WITH new changes to the road traffic regulations now in effect, Free National Movement (FNM) leader Michael Pintard has urged the Davis administration to avoid burdening the public with extra fees and strict compliance measures.
Governor General visits Rand
Governor General Dame Cynthia Pratt made her annual visit to the Rand Memorial Hospital in Grand Bahama on Monday, urging healthcare workers to “create a culture of excellence” in healthcare.
Haitian trio remanded on gun possession charge
THREE Haitian men have been remanded to prison after being accused of possessing a loaded gun in New Providence last month.
Bail for man accused of armed threat to women
A MAN was granted bail yesterday after being accused of threatening two women with a gun at a KFC on Carmichael Road last month.
$7,500 fine for car theft
A MAN was fined in court yesterday after admitting to stealing a car from Golden Gates in November.
PETER YOUNG: One of most eventful years in world affairs
The beginning of another year is a timely moment to take a look at the main trouble spots in the world after a notably significant series of international developments in 2024.
Woman injured in house fire
A 31-year-old woman is in hospital after being burned in a house fire on West End Avenue early yesterday morning.
One killed in traffic fatality
ONE person was killed last night in a traffic fatality on Carmichael Road.
A teacher who loves what he does
For a student, there’s nothing like having an educator who is knowledgeable and skilful. Micah Israel found that kind of teacher in Bahamas Technical and Vocational Institute (BTVI) instructor Maverick Moxey.
Chamber chief looks to younger generation as she steps down
Abaco’s Chamber of Commerce president is stepping down with the hope that the younger generation will bring new ideas, and stronger teamwork to continue representing the island’s business community.
PDC opens new office as it expands services
AN accounting services firm is starting the year by announcing expansions for both its services and locations.
