THIS WEEK IN THE BAHAMAS (1 – 5 JUNE 2015)
BY ELCOTT COLEBY Bahamas Prime Minister challenges UWI to transform Caribbean society Calling on all regional stakeholders to unite around
THIS WEEK IN THE BAHAMAS….CONTINUED.
Bahamas Prime Minister challenges UWI to transform Caribbean society Calling on all regional stakeholders to unite around a shared vision
PLP MARCHING IN NASSAU WITH LABOUR (WHERE WAS THE FNM?)
The Progressive Liberal Party continued the tradition of marching with Labour On Labour Day 5th June. Here is the usual
THE ANGLICAN EFFECT WHEN A BISHOP DIES
When Bishop Cornell Moss died in Miami last week, he took a lot of talent with him. He was a
National Art Gallery Hosts The Prime Minister
The exhibition is called ‘Celebrating 40 Years of the Central Bank: A Pillar of Arts Commitment’ and features the works
TURKS AND CAICOS DELEGATION IN CANADA
This is the official Photograph from the Prime Minister’s Office: L-R: Mr. Forbes; Ms. Wilson, Mr. Fulford The Hon. Stephen Harper;
THE SKUNK AT THE GARDEN PARTY
Well despite the high level publicity stunt pulled by the United States Justice Department on Wednesday 27th May on the
MITCHELL MEETS QATAR’S AMBASSADOR
29th May 2015 BAHAMAS, Nassau – His Excellency Rashid Mairza Mahmoud Al-Mulla, Ambassador-Designate of Qatar to The Commonwealth of The
THIS WEEK IN THE BAHAMAS 25-29 MAY 2015
This week in The Bahamas Parliament, case Tuesday 26th May 2015 When the House last met on the 20th May
THIS WEEK IN THE BAHAMAS 25-29 MAY 2015…Continued
This week in The Bahamas Parliament, hospital Tuesday 26th May 2015 When the House last met on the 20th May
THE BUDGET WOWS THE YOUNG PLPS
Well there was no talk on their chat webs, case that of the young PLPs, about old men falling asleep
THE MEMES FROM THE YOUNG PLPS ON THE BUDGET
(www.strongerbahamas.com) Click here for the Prime Minister’s full statement
The Article on Minnis Goes Over Big Time
Last week we carried in the Comment of The Week an analysis of what is happening with the leadership of
Mitchell In Bahamas Ottawa Office
The Minister of Foreign Affairs Fred Mitchell is shown with the staff of the office of the High Commission in