Fred Mitchell At The Highest Point In The Bahamas
Fred Mitchell visits Mt Alvernia in Cat Island. A sacred space. 4 February 2024 at 206 ft above sea level,
Fred Mitchell visits Mt Alvernia in Cat Island. A sacred space. 4 February 2024 at 206 ft above sea level,
Scenes from the funeral of the late retired Chief Inspector of Police Mervyn Fynes at New Destiny Baptist Church on
Junkanoo in Cat Island Fred Mitchell with the Prime Minister Philip Davis, Minister Mario Bowleg and being welcomed by Chief
PRIME MINISTER PHILIP DAVIS MEETS THE ALVIN AILEY DANCERS: the signature piece of the Ailey Dance Company is the work
A new Bail Act was debated by the House of Assembly, but then despite the urgency that was said to
The American government through its embassy in Nassau issued a warning to the world, but to its citizens by law,
The Charman of the PLP Fred Mitchell has been on what he calls the tour of the long good bye.
An interesting discovery for the Chairman of the PLP Fred Mitchell in the constituency of North Abaco is that there
The PLP Chairman Fred Mitchell announced a diagnostic for the party for the midterm. Each constituency is tasked with doing
In the past month, there have been by our count four young Bahamian males who have signed on to contracts
Last week a garbage truck struck a policeman on traffic duty in New Providence, in the midst of the stepped-up
The Government has stepped in with the Hotel Catering and Allied Workers Union and President Darron Woods to halt the
Dame Anita Allen weighed in last week on the front pages of both daily newspapers about the death penalty and
31st January 2024 with MP Kirk Cornish
PRIME MINISTER PHILIP DAVIS GREETS A YOUNG FAN; the occasion the annual Junior Junkanoo Parade on Bay Street 25 January
The people of the United States seem to be heading toward re-electing Donald Trump to be President of the United
With one year left in her term as Secretary General of the Commonwealth, Baroness Patricia Scotland is being given a
The murderous campaign of the Israelis and their Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu continues unabated. The developed countries sit on their
Thank you to Naladi Pandor, the South African Foreign Minister, who led the fight at the International Court of Justice
Nassau Guardian image ( This story first appeared in The Nassau Guardian by Travis Cartwright 23 January 2024—Editor) Progressive Liberal
There is something in the cultural memory and psyche of the Bahamian Black population, the vast majority of us that
(The following story first appeared in The Nassau Guardian 26 January 2024 by Travis Cartwright—Editor) Prime Minister Philip Brave Davis
Fred Mitchell delivers the country statement at the G 77 plus China conference in Kampala, Uganda. (youtube.com)
On Thursday 25 January 2024, the Kenyan High Court delivered a ruling which is hard to understand. The court said
Fred Mitchell congratulated the principals of the Bahamas Striping Group of Companies following them being honoured as Businessmen of the
PLP Chair Fred Mitchell advocates for sustainability by arguing for saving the local pine trees. (youtube.com)
Fred Mitchell discusses with Ambassador to the UN and Deputy Foreign Dang Hoang Giang on the opening of Diplomatic Relations
Fred Mitchell with Lejone Mpotjoana at the meeting of the G77 plus China on Kampala, Uganda on Tuesday 23 January
Fred Mitchell posted this on his FB page: It was my pleasure to treat the Sandilands Primary School children to
Fred Mitchell in Kampala, Uganda on 23 January 2024 with Minister of State for Trade David Bahati ( 5th from
Fred Mitchell with Alfred Sears in Kampala at the home of retired Chief Justice of Uganda Bart Katureebe and his
Fred Mitchell and Alfred Sears in Kampala at the Group of 77 and China with Benin’s Foreign Minister Olushegun Bukari
Fred Mitchell lands in Uganda at the Entebbe International Airport in Kampala. Immediately met Secretary General of the Commonwealth Patricia
Fred Mitchell with Joshua Setipa, the SADAC endorsed candidate, as the next Secretary General of the Commonwealth after their meeting