Students travel to Abaco for Gov General Youth Award's "Super Expedition"
EIGHTY-eight young Bahamians from seven islands have travelled to Abaco to take part in the Governor General's Youth Award's (GGYA) largest Bahamas Award Super Expedition (BASE) in recent years, bringing together Bronze, Silver and Gold Award participants for a multi-day adventure focused on leadership, teamwork and personal development.
'BJ' Murray Jr emerges as one of the most productive hitters in International League
BERTRAM “BJ” Murray Jr continues to make a compelling case that he belongs in the major leagues.
Realtor gains broker licence from BREA
An Engel & Völkers Bahamas realtor has been licensed as a broker by the Bahamas Real Estate Association (BREA).
Why your neck hurts more than you think
If you’ve ever woken up with a stiff neck, spent a long day hunched over a computer, or found yourself rubbing the back of your neck after scrolling through your phone, you’re certainly not alone.
Pharmacists ‘little less nervous’ over drug plan’s NHI transition
The Bahamas Pharmaceutical Association (BPA) is "a little less nervous" about the National Prescription Drug Programme's switch to the National Health Insurance (NHI) Authority after receiving assurances the National Insurance Board (NIB) will continue managing the programme and payments will not be interrupted.
Green Turtle Cay eyes legal action on project
Green Turtle Cay residents yesterday said they are exploring potential legal action as opposition to the proposed Gillam Bay development intensifies over the need to preserve what they say is one of the cay’s last undeveloped coastal areas.
Knowledge is power Aids Foundation president encourages Bahamians to educate themselves on the disease
HIV continues to affect our nation in ways that extend far beyond healthcare, the president of the Bahamas AIDS foundation Arame Ford said, adding that much more education about the diease is needed.
What you need to know about hepatitis – the ‘silent’ disease
Hepatitis can go unnoticed for years – which is why it is important to continue to raise awareness about its effects and how to recognise it.
Chinese Embassy donates assistive devices to benefit persons with disabilities across The Bahamas
Yan Jiarong, Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China to The Bahamas, reaffirmed her Embassy’s commitment to supporting persons with disabilities as she presented 45 assistive devices to benefit individuals in New Providence and throughout the Family Islands.
White coats, new hope: BBUC builds healthcare pipeline for young Bahamians
As The Bahamas continues to grapple with shortages across nursing and allied health services, 25 young Bahamians have taken their first steps towards careers that could help strengthen the country’s healthcare system.
Minister Rahming takes team approach to The Bahamas’ representation at United Nations
Minister of Urban Renewal and Community Relations Lisa Rahming highlighted collaborative leadership during The Bahamas' representation at the United Nations by inviting senior members of her delegation, including two women, to deliver the country's interventions on sustainable urban development.
The Bahamas has recorded no cases of cycloporiasis
THE Bahamas has recorded no cases of cyclosporiasis as US health authorities investigate thousands of confirmed and suspected infections, including a multistate outbreak linked to shredded iceberg lettuce served at Taco Bell restaurants.
Regulator: Court‘ failed to grapple’ with foreign insurer branch designation
Insurance regulators have moved swiftly to overturn Orry J Sands & Company’s recent legal success by arguing the Supreme Court “failed to grapple” with whether an agent/broker has standing to pursue a claim in its name on behalf of underwriters they represent.
Cable: Dismiss ‘meritless’ piracy lawsuit from PBS
Cable Bahamas is urging the south Florida federal court to dismiss a top US public service broadcaster’s “meritless” piracy claim on multiple grounds - including that it has failed to prove copyright ownership in almost 79 percent of the alleged violations cited.
DEREK SMITH: Governance standards drive corporate culture
CULTURE is often presented as the foundation of corporate success.
KDK REPORT: Questions we leave behind
TOGETHER over the past few weeks, our nation has grieved.
WORLD VIEW: Transparency, sovereignty...and the challenge of power
FEW issues test the sovereignty of small states more severely than requests made by powerful friends.
Digital booking guide launch for Bahamas fly-fishing tours
A digital guide that allows travellers to book guided outdoor tours in The Bahamas, such as bonefishing, has officially been launched.
