THIS WEEK IN THE BAHAMAS BY ELCOTT COLEBY (27 JUNE TO 1 JULY)
BUDGET DEBATE CONTINUED THIS WEEK IN PARLIAMENT Parliament met this week from Monday to Thursday to debate the $2 billion
By Elcott Coleby Bahamians reject all four gender equality referendum bills The biggest story of the week was the second constitutional referendum
The Bahamas Parliament met on Wednesday, the 18th May to table the Advance Passenger Information System (APIS) Bill 2016 and to
What Does China Want From The Bahamas? Friday, April 8th, 2016 What China wants from The Bahamas ?- is an
THIS WEEK IN THE BAHAMAS (4 – 8 APRIL 2016) COMMENTARY BY ELCOTT COLEBY THE LEAKED “PANAMA PAPERS” In the
By Elcott Coleby ‘Toggie’ and ‘Bobo’ in police custody The two young men from Bain Town who were thrust in
Concert:(BIS photo/Raymond Bethel) Nassau, Bahamas – The Bahamas National Youth Choir opened its 26th Annual Concert Season under the distinguished
Monday morning of this week was scheduled for the House to commence debate on the mid-year budget statement delivered by
Prime Minister Christie delivers mid-year budget statement
This day in Parliament – Four Gender Equality Bills passed by the House History was made in The Bahamas today,
Government inks management agreement with Power Secure
Fred Mitchell MP at the CELAC Summit 27 January Foreign Minister Fred Mitchell announced today that the CELAC Summit on
Bahamas Striking wrote: Eastwood basketball court was the first court in Nassau to be rejuvenated and striped in the
Fred Mitchell MP Fox Hill giving a helping hand with Atario Mitchell, President of Bahamas Striping, at the Eastwood
HONOURS AND PETROLEUM BILLS PASS HOUSE The amended Honours Bill and the compendium of Petroleum Bills including the Sovereign Wealth Fund
The House met from Monday to Thursday principally to continue debate on the amended Honours Bill and the compendium of
This day in Parliament Prime Minister the Rt. Hon. Perry G. Christie delivered his fourth update to the House on hurricane restoration
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 24th November 2015 On the passing of Rugby great, Mr. Jonah Lomu Bahamas Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Foreshadowing more aggressive anti-crime measures in the coming weeks that could potentially impinge on the personal freedoms of some people
By: Latrae Rahming
On the first anniversary of his death in a tragic plane crash in Freeport, Grand Bahama on the eve of