Attorneys raise concerns over proposals to mandate death penalty in The Bahamas
Attorneys have raised concerns about proposals to remove judicial discretion and mandate the death penalty in The Bahamas, describing such changes as a threat to the rule of law and constitutional democracy.
Abaco community mourns death of a local government candidate
THE sudden death of Tristan Bootle, a local government candidate from Murphy Town, has left the Abaco community in mourning.
Governor General ‘Mother’ Pratt admits to challenges adjusting to her new role
GOVERNOR General Cynthia Pratt candidly admitted that adjusting to her new role has been challenging, describing the transition as a significant shift from her previous political career.
Worst PM in our history?
If there were a competition for the worst prime minister in Bahamian history, who would win?
Charges a first step on the right path
In November 2023, a theft took place at an airport.
Happy with Exuma Junkanoo
I had the privilege of being a guest spectator at the Exuma Junkanoo Parade held in Georgetown Exuma on Saturday 4th of January.
Family and friends still in shock over young man’s death
ANTONIO Cheribin Jr was spending time with friends and visiting bars shortly before he crashed into a trailer Monday night, tragically losing his life just weeks after his father’s passing.
Two and a half years prison for having unlicenced firearm
A 21-year-old Exuma resident was sentenced to two and a half years in prison for possessing an unlicenced firearm on Christmas Day.
Ordered to compensate officer after assault guilty plea
A MAN was ordered to pay financial compensation to a police officer he assaulted at JFK Plaza last week.
Man and woman accused of attempted murder
A MAN and a woman were remanded to prison yesterday after being accused of attempting to shoot and kill two men at a bar on Rosedale Street last week.
Amazon threat looms for ‘luxury’ jewellery retail
Amazon’s ‘free delivery’ service to this nation is posing an increased threat to local businesses by providing “affordable” alternatives to Bahamian-made brands.
Carnival hires ex-Atlantis executive as GB port guest experience chief
Carnival Corporation has hired a former Atlantis employee as senior guest experience manager for its new Grand Bahama cruise port destination, Celebration Key.
Auto dealer confirms portfolio’s expansion
A Bahamian auto dealer yesterday confirmed the expansion of its brand portfolio through the exclusive MG distributorship for The Bahamas.
Prince Strachan enters NCAA transfer portal
The new year will come with a change of scenery for Grand Bahamian wide receiver Prince Strachan. The former Boise State starter made the decision to enter the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) transfer portal earlier this week after two seasons with the team.
Devynne Charlton looking to defend her title
ONE of the major accomplishments for the Bahamas last year came from Devynne Charlton in winning the women’s world indoor 60 metre hurdles in a world record-breaking performance.
Cartwright brothers perform well in Miami
BAHAMIAN sailing brothers Norman and Nash Cartwright formed a tandem to perform well at the 2025 Miami Snipe Invitational Regatta (U30) hosted at the US Sailing Centre over the weekend in Miami, Florida.
Michael Johnson, Bjorn Ferguson and police sergeant charged after corruption probe
FORMER Chief Superintendent of Police Michael Johnson, attorney Bjorn Ferguson, and a police sergeant, Deangelo Rolle, have been charged with crimes in the Magistrates Court after police concluded a corruption probe that was sparked by leaked voice notes.
'Have no fear’ over flu strain
THE head of the Ministry of Health and Wellness’ Surveillance Unit has advised Bahamians not to be alarmed by reports of a new flu strain in China, explaining that the strain is not new and does not pose a direct threat to The Bahamas at this time.
Finding affordable rented houses is a challenge. A research study suggests how that can be tackled
A NEW research study says while rental housing in New Providence is unaffordable for lower-income households, targeted policy interventions could revitalise the market and increase the availability of affordable units.
Nearly 700 start their studies as UB Mingoes
More than 680 new students have embarked on their academic journey as University of The Bahamas (UB) Mingoes, participating in orientation activities and academic advisement in preparation for the Spring 2025 semester.
