BUT chief: Was MOU worth it?
AFTER Bahamas Electrical Workers Union president Kyle Wilson accused the Davis administration of violating a pre-election memorandum of understanding, Bahamas Union of Teachers (BUT) president Belinda Wilson blasted umbrella union leaders for agreeing to sign the MOU in the first place.
Digital payments push arrives on Eleuthera
Eleuthera residents and business owners discussed digital payments solutions with almost a dozen providers and presenters at the island’s recent second annual Digital Expo.
Child in critical condition after near-drowning
A FOUR-year-old boy is in critical condition after being found unconscious.
Man accused of house-breaking
A MAN was remanded to prison yesterday after he was accused of breaching his bail for a house-breaking offence.
US TV reports on 2013 disappearance at yoga resort
AN American man reportedly went missing 11 years ago at the same yoga retreat where Chicago native Taylor Casey was a guest when she recently went missing.
Getting youth exposed to food production
LOOKING back over the past year at the Centre for Training and Innovation (CTI) farm in Rock Sound, Eleuthera, undoubtedly, one of the highlights for me as the farm development officer has been the chance to tour so many people through our farm operation.
Love Ya Dog: Dellarease Sabrina Johnson-Hield and her dog Belle
READERS have been hearing our call to join in our Love Ya Dog campaign.
BISX securities
BISX...Central Bank being able to continue to sell government securities, which they issue, rather than thru a monopoly at BISX is to reduce the costs of transfer which are to the detriment of the saver.
The Psychology of Dealing with Loss: Failing When It Counts
IN the world of sports, success and failure are two sides of the same coin.
Lamar, Rhanishka ready to make a splash at Olympics
As the first two competitors to represent the Bahamas in competition at the 2024 Olympic Games, Lamar Taylor and Rhanishka Gibbs have expressed their delight in getting the ball rolling for Team Bahamas in the swimming competition.
Call for changes in adoption and fostering as would-be parents face frustration
TWO Free National Movement senators want changes in the adoption and fostering processes in the Bahamas.
Nygard’s lawyers ask for six-year sentence for crimes
PETER Nygard’s legal team in Canada suggested he be sentenced to six years in prison for his sexual assault convictions, citing his age, health and heart conditions.
Bail over theft charge
A MAN was granted $10,000 bail after he was accused of stealing $25,000 worth of property from a Yamacraw clothing store earlier this month.
Bail over theft charge
A MAN was granted $10,000 bail after he was accused of stealing $25,000 worth of property from a Yamacraw clothing store earlier this month.
Accused over US man’s death
A MAN was charged with manslaughter by negligence after an American tourist died in a boating accident in March.
Three guilty of armed robbery
THREE men were found guilty of the armed robbery of a Defence Force officer and his girlfriend on Prince Charles Drive in 2022.
Free to have our opinions
IN our form of democracy all have the right to their personal opinion…opinions are made through due diligence - listening studying and coming to a rational decision and then your point of view…you have the Constitutional Right to state that and use your free secret ballot whenever an election is called.
Athol Island
THE current disaster being highlighted in The Tribune newspaper about the Athol Island development project needs immediate attention to make the STOP order permanent!
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Thursday, July 25, 2024
