The Government Welcomes The Judge’s Ruling In Bahamar Case
The Government notes and welcomes the judgment of the Supreme Court. It awaits receipt on Monday of the written judgment
The Government notes and welcomes the judgment of the Supreme Court. It awaits receipt on Monday of the written judgment
The children of Mangrove Cay were happy and smiling as they surrounded by their beloved MP Picewell Forbes for his
Prime Minister Perry Christie speaking at the funeral of Rev. Stanley Pinder in Bimini 5 September. Our condolences to the
You suppose you can’t beat a fellow from trying but sometimes you should know when the game is up and
“A MAN is recovering in hospital after he was shot while sitting in the Fox Hill Park on Wednesday afternoon.
Raynard Rigby spoke to the radio audience via the Jeffery Lloyd Show on August and indicated he was thinking of
The Nassau Guardian ran a speculative story during the past week about a possible run by Senator Frank Smith the
Lashan Gray, the President of the Bahamas Air traffic Controllers Union is at it again. Despite a settlement of the
Christopher Farrington running for Vice Chair of the PLP
The FNM gave away a brand new car with 24 other prizes. The Car went to Nickie! Congratulations Nickie. The
The Prime Minister Perry Christie with Mr. and Mrs. John Issa of Breezes Prime Minister Perry Christie cuts the
The Utilities Regulation and Competition Authority (URCA) notes the assertions appearing on the front page of a local newspaper, and
The Bahamas Parliament met on Wednesday, the 2nd September 2015 at 10am and a summary of the communications delivered by government
The following statement was issued by Fred Mitchell MP and Minister of Foreign Affairs on 6 September 2015:
The story is by Kirshna Vrigill of The Tribune: THE Child Protection Amendment Act 2014 is now officially in operation,
Today Moody’s Investor Services upheld The Bahamas’s investment grade credit rating and the stable ratings outlook. Moody’s expressed confidence that
A lot of harsh words were said by H. M. Taylor but once time had passed, it seems all was
On Tuesday of this week, Standard and Poor’s cut the sovereign credit rating of The Bahamas from BBB+/A-2 to BBB-/A-3,