THIS WEEK IN THE BAHAMAS BY ELCOTT COLEBY 23- 27 NOVEMBER
Foreshadowing more aggressive anti-crime measures in the coming weeks that could potentially impinge on the personal freedoms of some people
Foreign Minister the Hon. Fred Mitchell welcomed a high level South African delegation as he remembered the 30th anniversary of the NASSAU
Citing financial insolvency of the stalled $3.5 billion Baha Mar project on Cable Beach, Justice Ian Winder of the Bahamas
Even though its short and violently destructive life has ended in the North Atlantic Ocean, health Joaquin dominated the national
The biggest news this week in The Bahamas was a destructive force of nature called JOAQUIN. This category four Hurricanes
THIS WEEK IN THE BAHAMAS (SEPTEMBER 21 – SEPTEMBER 4, find 2015) COMMENTARY BY ELCOTT COLEBY PRIME MINISTER CHRISTIE MOVES
THIS WEEK IN THE BAHAMAS (14 – 18 SEPTEMBER 2015) COMMENTARY BY ELCOTT COLEBY Christie to offer again for leader at
The Bahamas Parliament met on Wednesday, the 2nd September 2015 at 10am and a summary of the communications delivered by government
The Baha Mar debate continues The public debate over the future and handling of Baha Mar continued this week with
The public debate over the future and handling of Baha Mar continued this week with the charge of conflict of
In a ruling by Justice Ian Winder on Wednesday of this week, The Bahamas Supreme Court Denied Baha Mar’s Chapter
Bahamas Supreme Court rejects Baha Mar’s Delaware chapter 11 application In a ruling by Justice Ian Winder on Wednesday
BAHAMASAIR TO GET FIVE NEW AIRCRAFT Calling it a “red-letter day for Bahamasair and The Bahamas,” Deputy
Bahamas Prime Minister: “Education transforms lives” Telling Commonwealth education stakeholders and delegates that their gathering at the 19th Conference of
Dear Editor When is ninety-three percent a failing grade? I ask this question because evidently, the critics of the Prime
This week in Parliament The 2015/2016 budget debate was passed in the House early Thursday morning, around 4:30am. The
This week in Parliament The 2015/2016 budget debate was passed in the House early Thursday morning, around 4:30am. The
The budget debate continued this week in Parliament. Social Services Minister Hon. Melanie Griffin heralded the government’s disability legislation, the
The budget debate continued this week in Parliament.
PM Christie opens Island House Boutique Hotel With 30 luxury rooms, six luxury apartments, two restaurants, gym, spa, squash courts,
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COMMENTARY BY ELCOTT COLEBY Attorney General decides on the Mayaguana court case The statement on the Mayaguana court case is
“It is common knowledge that the Government has been seeking a permanent solution to our challenged electrical systems and administration
BAHAMAS JUNKANOO CARNIVAL LAUNCH A HUGE SUCCESS
13-17 APRIL 2015 Urban Renewal Co-Chair responds to Auditor General Report Responding to the Auditor General’s report on the
Urban Renewal Co-Chair responds to Auditor General Report Responding to the Auditor General’s report on the Small Homes Repair Program,
(6TH APRIL TO 10TH APRIL) “Mr. President, here colleague Heads of Government, the three themes of today’s Meeting, Competitiveness, Security
Prime Minister Christie addresses youth and crime at CARICOM – US Summit
National leaders remember Sir Lynden on his 85th birthday