Focus on Trump’s policies
THE name Donald J Trump typically evokes a very strong reaction from many Bahamians who harbour a strong dislike for the Republican Party and its current leader.
Teen accused of having firearm granted bail
A 17-YEAR-OLD man was granted $7,500 bail after allegedly being found with a loaded gun last weekend in New Providence.
ERIC WIBERG: The sinking of the HMBS Flamingo
At age 12, I began working as a packing boy at City Meats and noticed a framed portrait of a man I recognised as an assistant manager.
DIANE PHILLIPS: So close to the edge
A friend Whatsapped me a notice she had received from her bank this week, an informative graph of fee increases.
Donald Thomas pops the question
WHILE he would have preferred to make the final of the men’s high jump at the 2024 Olympic Games, veteran Donald Thomas was more delighted to come out with his biggest prize possession.
Marc Taylor makes Bahamian cricket history
BAHAMIAN cricketer Marc Taylor is on the right side of history as it pertains to the former national sport of The Bahamas.
$17m resort ready to advance first phase
THE $75m Turtlegrass Resort and Island Club (TGR) on Sampson Cay, Exuma, is advancing with its $17m first phase, which will focus on installing necessary infrastructure.
Lori Lowe weighs in on sailing Olympic future
THE Olympic fever has died down since the culmination of the 33rd Olympiad in Paris, France last Sunday. The focus now shifts to the next Olympic cycle where all roads lead to Los Angeles, California for the 2028 Summer Olympics.
No Olympic medals for first time since 1988
The 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, France, has come and gone with the Bahamas’ 20-member team returning home with some credible performances but, for the first time since 1988, there were no medal winners.
UB staff protests for third time for long-overdue salary review
THE University of The Bahamas’ staff protested for the third time yesterday, demanding a long-overdue salary review.
Organisers pleased with Sweeting’s Cay homecoming festival turnout
SWEETING’S Cay buzzed with excitement as hundreds of residents returned for the 2nd annual homecoming festivities on Saturday, August 10.
Haitian man fined after admitting to trying to smuggle almost $90k out of tHe country
A HAITIAN man was fined yesterday after admitting to trying to smuggle $89,341.00 out of the country earlier this week.
Man admits to injuring another man in fight
A MAN was placed on probation after admitting to injuring another man during a fight at his home in Elizabeth Estates last month.
Two men plead guilty to separate drug charges
THREE men were placed on probation yesterday after admitting to two separate drug charges.
Bowe: You can’t have two-tier bank system
Gowon Bowe, chairman of the Clearing Banks Association, voiced reservations about the proposed corporate minimum tax, suggesting it could lead to an inequitable two-tier banking system.
Golden Eagles Basketball Club win titles in Orlando
MEMBERS of the Golden Eagles Basketball Club, which is committed to training and developing young basketball players at the youth level, saw their hard work pay off during travel ball in Orlando.
Chamber chief supports corporate minimum tax
AN employers group leader has endorsed the proposed corporation minimum tax after the government released a white paper for consultation.
Grant programme helps 83 women
Bahamas Accelerator Small Business Development Centre held a press conference yesterday to award recipients of the 2024 Women Entrepreneurs Initiative, giving over $600,000 worth of grants to 83 women, including those on the Family Islands.
