Govt still awaiting reports on CV Bethel
EDUCATION Minister Jeff Lloyd said his ministry has not yet taken the steps necessary to address issues raised at CV Bethel following an altercation involving a student and teacher last week.
Relative of accused claims he was arrested and beaten by police
THE relative of one of three men accused of executing a murder plot almost three years ago claimed yesterday he was arrested in connection with a crime and beaten by police the month the killing occurred.
Minnis quick to dismiss PLP criticisms
PRIME Minister Dr Hubert Minnis hit back at the PLP’s critiques of his recent national address, saying the difference between the Free National Movement and the opposition is that his administration will bring about developments and projects without attempts to “shakedown” investors.
Sands: Venezuelan crisis poses health risks for region
THE ongoing crisis in Venezuela poses serious health threats for the region, according to Health Minister Dr Duane Sands, who yesterday raised concerns about the resurgence of vaccine-preventable diseases.
Cays fire destroys resort buildings
CRUISE ships are being diverted to Half Moon Cay for the foreseeable future after a fire destroyed four buildings on Princess Cays late on Monday night.
Debbie, queen of the yard
Debbie Ferguson was delighted when she was presented with the best kept yard award by the Bahamas National Pride Association yesterday.
No threats to safety at our schools, says education chief
Jeffrey Lloyd, the Education Minister, yesterday stressed there were no threats to the safety and welfare of teachers at public schools across the country as he committed his ministry to swift action after a teacher at CV Bethel Senior High School was reportedly beaten by students
NEW HEALTH TAX CUT AFTER REVIEW: Workers to now pay 1.5% towards insurance scheme
THE National Health Insurance Authority has shaved down its proposed salary tax to fund universal healthcare by a half percent in its updated policy paper on the contributory scheme.
PM’s speech - ‘40 minutes of drivel’
PRIME Minister Dr Hubert Minnis’ national address Monday night fell flat and avoided important issues, according to Progressive Liberal Party leader Philip “Brave” Davis.
Murder witness refuses evidence
A relative of one of three men charged in connection with a murder plot executed in 2016 yesterday refused to give evidence against the accused.
Supermodels ordered to face Fyre grilling
SUPERMODELS and social media influencers will be forced to disclose information about the payments they received to promote the ill-fated Fyre Festival.
One man serious, two more stable after triple shooting
POLICE are investigating a triple shooting that occurred in the Milton Street area late Monday.
My son's behaviour changed after attack – mother
THE mother of a 14-year-old boy who has accused a Grand Bahama man of unlawful sex said her son's "bubbly" behaviour changed in late 2016 when the alleged assault began.
Systemic land injustice is the problem – Johnson
AFTER he was criticised for suggesting Bahamians should “build out of your pockets” instead of going to a bank for a home loan, State Minister for Legal Affairs Elsworth Johnson said yesterday the recommendation was taken out of context and was meant to address systemic land injustice.
Lloyd: Issues at Black Point being addressed
EDUCATION Minister Jeffrey Lloyd said yesterday issues at the Black Point All-Age School are being addressed.
