MITCHELL VISITS GRAND BAHAMA AND COMMENTS
Fred Mitchell, the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Immigration was in Freeport on Wednesday 12 August 2026 to speak to
Fred Mitchell, the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Immigration was in Freeport on Wednesday 12 August 2026 to speak to
The Minister for Foreign Affairs and Immigration Fred Mitchell will visit Grand Bahama next week for a series of meetings
FELIX SANDS WRITES FROM GRAND BAHAMA Today, we focus on The Grand Bahama Shipyard and its business model of 26
In this year’s budget the Bahamas government has made provisions for a demand for administrative services given to the city
The Free National Movement keeps claiming that they are FNM country in Grand Bahama. Here are what the stats show
On May 12th, the Bahamian people will be called upon to choose A Team to manage the country for the
Duane Sands, the Chairman of the FNM, told the real story about the Grand Bahama Port Authority pulling down the
Fred Mitchell, the PLP Chairman, was invited to tour the area around where Michael Pintard lives in Grand Bahama. He
From Facebook: An interesting and incisive meeting with Pastor Cedric Beckles of Life Community Church in Freeport, Grand Bahama discussing
The provisions of the arbitration between the government of The Bahamas and the Grand Bahama Port Authority were that the
The Cabinet of The Bahamas led by the Prime Minister Philip Davis went to Grand Bahama and held a Cabinet
The Prime Minister Philip Davis has announced that the Cabinet of The Bahamas will meet in Grand Bahama on Tuesday
From Facebook: Thank you Rev Edmund Munroe of Global Inspirational Ministries in Holmes Rock, Grand Bahama for welcoming us to
The signs are there all around, there for all to see except the FNM politicians. Grand Bahama is growing and
From Facebook: Scenes from the annual New Year’s Day Church of God of Prophecy parade from Sea Grape to Pinedale
From Facebook: Mass at Ascension Anglican Church in Lucaya, Freeport, Grand Bahama with Archdeacon Hepburn, Sandra Mortimer Russell getting fever
In a voice note on Wednesday 2 July 2025 Fred Mitchell snapped back at a man calling himself a preacher
The Minister for Grand Bahama Ginger Moxey is predicting that if things go as planned, there will be six million
It was a privilege to meet my grand niece Madeleine and join her father my nephew Dominic and his wife
Fred Mitchell This story first appeared in the Nassau Guardian by Barbara Walkin 25 February 2025: Grand Bahama Port Authority
(Opening Night 31 January 2025, Grand Lucayan)
From Facebook: Welcomed to Grand Bahama by the PLP Protocol Officers for tonight’s youth conclave which begins at 7 p
Islay Mitchell is christened at Christ Church today in Nassau. My newest grandniece. Daughter of Nicholas and Peteche Mitchell. With
After all the public discourse about the Grand Bahama Port Authority and its dereliction of duty, the issue has gone
We congratulate the Utilities Regulation Competition Authority for seeking to injunct the Grand Bahama Port Authority from reviewing any applications
The police released from their custody Mervie Knowles, who runs, one of the finest homes for old folks in Freeport.
What a joke and you would have to laugh if it were not so serious. The Grand Bahama Power Company
One of the issues over which the FNM and the PLP are divided is the role of the Grand Bahama
This story first appeared in The Tribune Friday 20 September 2024 By LEANDRA ROLLETribune Chief Reporterlrolle@tribunemedia.net Progressive Liberal Party (PLP)
Fred Mitchell, Chair of the Progressive Liberal Party, completed a 10 day stay in Grand Bahama working from the Ministry
Rupert Hayward is the face and voice of the Grand Bahama Port Authority on the attack on the Government of
The Chairman of the Progressive Liberal Party issued the following statement in response to the Leader of the Opposition Michael
10 August 2024 PLP Vice Chair Julian Swayer with Ambassador Brian Seymour Prime Minister Philip Davis and Mrs. Davis The
The Utilities Regulatory Competition Authority (URCA) has a court case today in which they are being challenged to affirm their
Prime Minister Philip Davis was in London last week and while there his office announced that he would take the
The government, should we say the PLP, must be very careful with the public orchestration of the fight with the