MSC launches new Miami cruise facility
Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) has unveiled in Miami what it describes as the world’s largest cruise terminal - a move that could boost vessel and passenger traffic to The Bahamas.
Two teens facing murder and firearm charges remanded to prison
A 16-year-old boy and another teenager accused of murder and firearm possession in separate cases were remanded to prison on Friday.
FNM to ratify first 20 candidates by May 1
The Free National Movement (FNM) plans to ratify its first 20 general election candidates by May 1.
Neglect, sexual abuse top list of rising child abuse reports
Neglect remains the most reported form of child abuse in The Bahamas, with sexual abuse following closely, according to new data from the Department of Social Services that revealed more than 2,000 cases of suspected child abuse over the past five years.
Man accused of murder for injury that killed Sammy
A MAN had his charge upgraded to murder yesterday after a bar fight in Eleuthera led to the death of Samuel “Sammy” Thompson, sparking public outrage and calls for justice.
Halkitis: Trade war fallout a bigger concern than 10 percent US tariffs
ECONOMIC Affairs Minister Michael Halkitis said the 10 percent base tariff imposed by the United States is not a major concern for The Bahamas, which does not export a surplus of goods there, but warned that President Donald Trump’s escalating trade war could trigger an economic slowdown.
World Famous Valley Boys de-registered as non-profit
THE World Famous Valley Boys Junkanoo group has been officially deregistered as a non-profit organisation in The Bahamas, according to a notice from the Registrar General’s Department.
‘We won’t vote if Minnis rejected’
THE Free National Movement’s Killarney Constituency Association is pushing back against the party’s decision to deny former Prime Minister Dr Hubert Minnis renomination, warning the move could cost the FNM the seat.
$150,000 bail granted to American book author accused of kidnapping her son
AN American book author accused of kidnapping her son has been granted bail of $150,000 cash despite being considered a flight risk, as the court ruled in favour of her urgent need for medical assistance due to pain and deformity in her left breast caused by breast implants.
‘Smooth transition’ on govt’s 50% VAT cut on unprepared food items
THE government’s 50 percent cut in Value Added Tax (VAT) on food sold in stores took effect on Tuesday, with Economic Affairs Minister Michael Halkitis reporting a smooth transition for businesses.
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British High Commission hosts King’s Trust International during its Bahamas visit
The British High Commission Nassau hosted the King’s Trust International on its recent visit to The Bahamas.
Bail revoked for attempted murder accused after charge of firing shots at police car
A MAN awaiting trial for the attempted murder of a police officer had his bail revoked after being accused of firing 13 shots at the officer’s vehicle during a confrontation on Gladstone Road last September.
Man accused of causing harm and threats of death
A MAN was granted bail after he was accused of injuring two people and threatening to kill them in New Providence earlier this week.
Bail granted to man charged with breaking into home
A MAN was granted bail after being accused of housebreaking in Montell Heights earlier this week.
