Planning for a New Bahamas RESPONSE OF THE PRIME MINISTER OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF THE BAHAMAS THE RT. HON. PERRY G. CHRISTIE, MP to the STATE OF THE NATION REPORT at College of The Bahamas Harry C. Moo
Read MorePrime Minister Perry Christie with Chris Brown Chris Brown addresses the crowds as the Prime Minister Perry Christie and the Minister of Sports Danny Johnson look on. Prime Minister Perry Ch
Read MoreThe Tribune reported the following on 14 April: JONQUEL Jones, the Bahamian who has won multiple awards while at George Washington University, will play professional basketball for the Connecticut
Read MoreThe man on the far right of the picture is a former PLP Youri Kemp. He resigned from the Government service and announced that he is now a DNA candidate for office.
Read MoreNASSAU, The Bahamas – Non-Resident Ambassador Designate of Switzerland to the Commonwealth of The Bahamas His Excellency Beat Nobs, paid a courtesy call on the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigr
Read MoreFrom left to right Administrator Marlin Leary, Dr. Perry Gomez MP for the Berry Islands and Fred Mitchell, Minister of Foreign Affairs. MPs Fred Mitchell and Perry Gomez with the Local Government
Read MoreSidney Collie on the right raises hands with his opponent for the race for Chairman of the FNM Rodney Moncur. The PLP congratulates a familiar political foe, Sidney Collie, on his election victo
Read MoreForeign Minister Fred Mitchell also MP Fox Hill with Leovardo Rolle, a new RBDF officer, shortly after the passing out parade at the Defence Force Base 15th April.
Read MoreFrom left to right: Shantel Taylor (AG’s Office), Fern Bowleg (AG’s Office), Janice Knowles (Ministry of Education), Minister, Shane Miller (AG’s Office) and Shari Moxey ( AG’s
Read MoreAnthony Moss MP for Exuma and Ragged Island has been elected to Parliament on 3 separate occasions. The last time he was elected to office, he did so with the largest majority ever. Now comes a
Read MoreThe annual Junkanoo Carnival kicked off in Freeport on Friday 15 April and will come to Nassau on 6 and 7 of May. Fred Mitchell, the Foreign Minister, was there to join the fun.
Read MoreCaricom issued a statement last week about the Panama Papers and sought to defend the record of the Caribbean. We believe that the statement was not strong enough. The region has to issue a more spiri
Read MoreLast week, David Cameron, the Prime Minister of Great Britain, withstood the firestorm of controversy when it was revealed in the Panama Papers leak that his dad held a business investment in The Baha
Read MoreThe Commonwealth Small States Office in Geneva hosted a reception, on the evening of Friday 8 April, 2016, for Commonwealth country representatives to welcome the new Secretary General of the Comm
Read MoreFrom left former Senator Heather Hunt, Senator Allyson Gibson, Senator Sharon Wilson, former Senator Lynn Holowesko, Minister of Financial Services Hope Strachan, Minister of Transport Glenys Ha
Read MoreThis photo was taken at the cocktail reception at Lyford Cay for the Inter-American Development Bank’s Board meeting in Nassau on Saturday 9th April at Lyford Cay. Foreign Minister Fred Mitch
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