A new star weapon to tackle COVID-19
HOW to bring tourists safely back to The Bahamas has been taxing the government’s minds for months.
Inter-island travel visa hits final stage
THE domestic travel visa, which is expected to facilitate the removal of the two-week quarantine requirement for inter-island travel has now been completed, according to Prime Minister Dr Hubert Minnis.
MONIQUE PINDLING STAKES HER CLAIM FOR SOUTH ANDROS: Former PM’s daughter confirms ambition to secure seat and replace existing 13-year MP
MONIQUE Pindling, the daughter of former Prime Minister Sir Lynden Pindling, has publicly confirmed her bid to be the Progressive Liberal Party’s nominee in the South Andros constituency in the 2022 general election, telling The Tribune she wants to help “fulfil the plan that was laid out for Andros so many years ago”.
Police investigate suicide attempt
POLICE are investigating an attempted suicide that happened Sunday.
Police investigate suicide attempt
POLICE are investigating an attempted suicide that happened Sunday.
Fined $2k over drug possession
A 29-year-old man who was found with more than five ounces of drugs was fined $2,150 in the Magistrate’s Court yesterday.
Man accused of stealing iPhone
A 27-year-old was remanded to prison yesterday accused of stealing a woman’s iPhone and robbing another woman of more than $200 in cash.
Discharge over police assault
AN Andros man who threatened and assaulted a police officer last week was conditionally discharged on the agreement he would be of good behaviour for six months.
Rebuilding effort goes on in Abaco
ROTARY Bahamas Disaster Relief is packing a container full of humanitarian help
HELP FEED A FAMILY AT CHRISTMAS
A DRIVE has been launched to help ensure families receive a Christmas dinner.
Rocky Creek residents determined to rebuild
ALTHOUGH Rocky Creek was devastated by Hurricane Dorian, displaced residents have returned after a year determined to rebuild their small fishing village in East End.
‘No perfect fix’ for catching COVID at work
LABOUR Director John Pinder said there is no “perfect fix” that could eliminate the likelihood of employees being exposed to COVID-19 on the job as many occupations require personal contact with other people.
‘How can Albany go ahead without asking South Ocean residents?’
RESIDENTS of South Ocean Village yesterday criticised Albany for allegedly going forward with their latest project without consulting the surrounding community.
Fame to famished
STRUGGLING tour operators on Exuma are disappointed that the government is not helping to feed the island’s main tourist attraction: the swimming pigs.
‘Lords of Doom’ contractors put on staff
BPL’s booze and drug taking group nicknamed the “Lords of Doom” were upgraded from contract workers to permanent and pensionable employees of the power company.
