THIS WEEK IN THE BAHAMAS (Continued)…
Assuring Bahamians everywhere that as a nation, “we will recover; we will restore,” in a one hour and eight minutes
Assuring Bahamians everywhere that as a nation, “we will recover; we will restore,” in a one hour and eight minutes
Even though its short and violently destructive life has ended in the North Atlantic Ocean, health Joaquin dominated the national
We think the two contrasting headlines show the kind of mix ups in the hurricane relief effort that has now
At Stella Maris, Long Island In Moss Town , Exuma The Bahamas was awash with rumours today and yesterday
Businessman Ken Perigord was buried following a service today at St George’s Anglican Church. May he rest in peace.
The Tribune reported on 1st October that Sir Durward Knowles, the first Olympic Gold medalist of The Bahamas is now
This note was posted on the Facebook page of the former Chairman of the FNM and former Senator Darron B
Okay so the knives are out again for Dr. Hubert Minnis, the FNM’s Leader and the Leader of the Opposition.
3rd October 2015 Once again, and all too frequently these days, I am writing to say that I deeply regret
Fred Mitchell, sale the Minister of Foreign Affairs, speaking in New York on 1st October said this about the Nassau
The Jamaicans have an expression: “ One hand can’t clap”. Sarkis Izmirlian was singing that song last week following his
WASHINGTON, D.C., Sept. 30, 2015 –His Excellency Dr. Eugene Newry, Bahamas Ambassador to the United States, has written a letter
NEW YORK — Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration Fred Mitchell is pictured in the Hall of Flags at
REGISTRATION for the 2016 Susan G Komen Bahamas Race for the Cure began 1st October to a special musical backdrop
The press reported that the Speaker of the House of Assembly was apoplectic about the photo which appeared on the
Acklins: flooding has been reported, ask significant flooding reported in Snug Corner and Mason’s Bay. Five houses were destroyed in
The biggest news this week in The Bahamas was a destructive force of nature called JOAQUIN. This category four Hurricanes
Long Island after the storm Our country men and women in the south are in real trouble. The hurricane