Rising living costs pushing more Bahamians to build 'side hustles'
THE rising cost of living is pushing more Bahamians to juggle multiple jobs and build side businesses simply to survive, with workers and business leaders warning that a traditional nine-to-five income is increasingly no longer enough.
Politicians finally prevail over Pastors in 'Peace on Da Street' Basketball Classic
WITH Jay Philippe and Denarii Rolle adding more youth in their line-up, the Politicians finally prevailed over the Pastors in the Peace On Da Street Classic's marquee matchup at the Kendal Isaacs Gymnasium on Sunday night.
North Andros plane crash revives memories of mother's death
MORE than eight years after waiting nearly six months to bury his mother following a fatal North Andros plane crash, Kermit Adderley Jr says the country has failed to fix the weaknesses that prolonged his family’s anguish, leaving relatives of the latest aviation disaster to endure the same painful uncertainty.
Labour Crackdown
THE Department of Labour said it halted unsafe work at four construction sites in western New Providence within the last two weeks after inspectors uncovered serious violations that placed workers in imminent danger, including unsecured scaffolding and employees working at heights without harnesses or approved fall protection.
A tough road ahead for us
THE past several months have been quite turbulent ones for the Bahamian people, specifically the last several weeks, which have been coloured by unexpected death and destruction.
FACING REALITY: Three score and 10:
THERE is something almost mystical about the phrase "three score and ten." Seventy years.
Dialysis without access is ‘no care at all’
HEALTHCARE should never become a punishment for speaking the truth.
New Providence housing in ‘super seller’s market’
A Bahamian realtor yesterday said New Providence's housing inventory has entered a "super seller's market" with buyers bidding above asking prices within hours of properties being listed as limited supply continues to fuel intense competition for homes.
Man accused of car theft ordered to have psychological evaluation
A MAN accused of a recent car theft last week was ordered to have a psychological evaluation due to erratic behavior during his arraignment.
Bahamian Lindsey Cancino installed as Rotary District Governor
BAHAMIAN Lindsey Cancino has been installed as District Governor of Rotary International District 7020, becoming the ninth Bahamian to lead the organisation's northern Caribbean district.
Joy FM marks 23 years with packed Praise Fest
JOY FM celebrated its 23rd anniversary on Sunday with a packed Praise Fest at Agape Church, drawing worshippers from across New Providence for an evening of gospel music and thanksgiving.
Judge rejects mother's bid to overturn school's decision to expel her children
A SUPREME Court judge has rejected a mother’s bid to overturn Xavier’s Lower School’s decision to expel her two children, ruling that the dispute arose from a private contractual relationship and could not be challenged through judicial review.
Carnival Corporation launches surplus meal donation programme
CARNIVAL Corporation has launched a surplus meal donation programme in The Bahamas, beginning with more than 318 pounds of prepared, unserved food distributed to organisations in Grand Bahama.
Families displaced by Bimini fire secure longer-term accommodation
FAMILIES displaced by last month’s devastating Bimini fire have secured longer-term accommodation as donations continue to pour into the island, but residents are still grappling with the emotional toll of losing their homes and possessions.
Man accused of murdering businessman James McPhee remanded to prison
A MAN accused of murdering a businessman who was due to testify against him in an armed robbery trial was remanded to prison yesterday after also being charged with trying to kill two senior police officers during a high-speed pursuit.
Nineteen-year-old male accused of fatal Fox Hill shooting remanded to prison
A 19-year-old man accused of a fatal shooting in Fox Hill last week was remanded to prison yesterday.
Man who admits to stealing $12,000 has his sentencing deferred until September
A MAN who admitted stealing $12,000 had his sentencing deferred until September.
SAC Alumni step up to make the scholarship grade
DOZENS of SAC students received a financial boost after the St Augustine's College Alumni Association awarded more than $35,000 in scholarships, tuition assistance, and academic awards to students from Grades 7 through 12, while also recognizing the school’s valedictorians, salutatorian, and an aspiring engineer.
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Caiden Saunders TG Glover Primary School
AT just 12 years old, Caiden Saunders has distinguished himself as one of T.G. Glover Primary School's outstanding students, earning recognition for his academic excellence, leadership, and commitment to school life.
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Caiden Saunders TG Glover Primary School
AT just 12 years old, Caiden Saunders has distinguished himself as one of T.G. Glover Primary School's outstanding students, earning recognition for his academic excellence, leadership, and commitment to school life.
