COMMERCIAL FLIGHTS INTO RAGGED IS AND RUM CAY
Congratulations to the government of The Bahamas for at last arranging a commercial flights into Ragged Island. The flights are
Congratulations to the government of The Bahamas for at last arranging a commercial flights into Ragged Island. The flights are
Clay Sweeting, Minister of Works, has announced that the Glass Window Bridge on Eleuthera is to be fixed. Total expected
Prime Minister Philip Davis with his colleagues in the Caribbean at the summit held in Brazil. This is the prep
This is the remarkable statement issued by Dr. Duane Sands, Chair of the Free National Movement on Thursday 12 June
(This letter first appeared in The Nassau Guardian on 12 June 2025—Editor) Dear Editor I was disappointed with The Nassau Guardian‘s
Miguel Taylor, 43, currently resides in Grand Bahama, navigating the currents of the public service as a Communications professional, while
The Minister for Grand Bahama Ginger Moxey is predicting that if things go as planned, there will be six million
(This article first appeared in The Nassau Guardian by Latonya Roberts on 12 June 2025 and is presented without comment—Editor)
From Facebook: The valedictorian and Salutatorian Mark Storr and Elisha Philips were the recipients of two lap tops given their
From Facebook: It was a privilege to say best wishes to the 6th graders at Sandilands Primary School at the
THE NUMBERS DON’T LIE: the PLP showed them better than they could tell them. Its leader Philip Davis led the
The President of the Bahamas Union of Teachers Belinda Wilson is just s strange individual. You would be forgiven if
The PLP set a test for itself on Labour Day 6 June 2025. The Chairman of the PLP Fred Mitchell
Miguel Taylor, 43, currently resides in Grand Bahama, navigating the currents of the public service as a Communications professional, while
With the general election in 2026 being some 15 months away, the number of people applying for PLP nominations is
The annual ritual of the budget debate began on Wednesday 4 June 2025. Fred Mitchell seconded the motion by the
Kemsley Ferguson has to stop trying to emulate the patterns of Belinda Wilson, finding fault with everything and responding every
Over the past month, there have been these long anti Haitian rants on social media. The folks have been saying
The President of the Trade Union Congress Obie Ferguson in a fit of pique called for a boycott of the
BUDGET DAY: Prime Minister Philip Davis and his colleagues stand in Rawson Square as they made their way over to
26 August 2021 following the signing of the MOU between the TUC and the PLP Every year it appears that
Obie Ferguson, the TUC Labour leader, is in denial. That’s not a river in Egypt either. Mr. Ferguson sat down
Prime Minister Philip Davis delivered his annual budget statement in two hours on Wednesday 28 May 2025. He was surrounded
The US obviously does not want foreign students to come to their country to study any more. That is the
Ambassador Wendall Jones, the Bahamas Ambassador to the United States, officially opened the Bahamas Business and Investment Forum in New
John Pinder South Abaco MP Every day that the lord sends in the past month, some newspaper reporter or TV
From Facebook: Congratulations to the newly reelected officers of the Fox Hill Branch of the PLP, led by Ida Symonette,
From Facebook: A joy to join Dr Michael Darville, MP for Tall Pines, at their branch meeting tonight along with
A FAREWELL TO THE CHAMPION OF THE WOMEN’S DEM: Prime Minister Philip Davis in the vestibule of the Senate as
The Free National Movement, despite the obvious evidence to the contrary, worked themselves up into a froth about a general
Prime Minister Philip Davis delivered a remarkable and unusually political address at the Men’s Branch of the PLP last Sunday
Fred Mitchell speaks ZNS Northern Service on the FNM’s spin on the PM’s statement
Michael Pintard and his followers in the FNM were delighting themselves in their silly and petulant decision not to show
The Royal Bahamas Police Force is once again forced by the stupidity of some corrupt officers to suspend a member
File photo taken of Pablo Smith with the gift of a saxophone from Prime Minister Philip Davis as he set
In 1968 Lynden Pindling was elected with his most popular victory ever. In the speech from the throne, the Governor