Photo with the priest and attendees after church. Rev Marcia Beam presided. She is a Bahamian descendant. Remarks by Fred Mitchell MP Minister of Foreign Affairs St Matthew’s Church Delray, Florida 5th July 2015 It is a pleasure to be back here. I say that because this was a place I visited very often as a child. I […]
Daily Archives: July 5, 2015
BAHAMAR WORKERS WHO MARCHED PRAISE THE WRONG PERSON
THE GOVERNMENT’S INITIAL REACTION TO SARKIS ISMERLIAN
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY BAHAMAS YEAR 42
The Foreign Minister, The Education Minister, The Environment Minister
FRED MITCHELL WITH THE JOURNALIST
PM DEMITS AS HEAD OF CARICOM
He came to Bridgetown against the backdrop of the collapse of the multibillion dollar investment in Nassau known as Bahamar and the perfidy of the developer in its relations with the Government. Nevertheless he stuck to the themes of education for the young, solving the problem of their sense of hopelessness and joblessness, he spoke […]
FRED MITCHELL ON BAHAMAR IN BARBADOS
U. S. INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATIONS 239 YEARS
Henry Bostwick QC, Dame Marguerite Governor General, Janet Bostwick, former Minister of Foreign Affairs and A Lisa Johnson, US Charge for the United States in The Bahamas. Our congratulations to the United States of America on the occasion of its 239th anniversary of independence. The occasion was marked by the attendance of the Governor General […]
SAME SEX MARRIAGES RECOGNISED IN THE BAHAMAS?
OBAMA’S TRIUMPS AT THE U S SUPREME COURT
THE WORK OF THE MISSIONS ABROAD
THE GOVERNMENT’S SECOND STATEMENT ON BAHAMAR
Yesterday, without notice, Baha Mar filed a bankruptcy Chapter 11 petition in Delaware USA. This action was taken at a point when my personal intervention over several months with all three parties involved, led to substantial agreement on a packaged solution for additional funding by China Export Import Bank, the resumption of construction work by […]
THIS WEEK IN THE BAHAMAS (29 JUNE – 3 JULY 2015)….CONTINUED
THIS WEEK IN THE BAHAMAS (29 JUNE – 3 JULY 2015) ELCOTT COLEBY
GAME COME: IT’S OVER
Brent Symonette Has Something To Say On Bahamar
“ . . .This shows a degree of disrespect and contempt for the government of the Bahamas, ailment ” Mr Symonette said. “I would have hoped that the developers would have at least let the government and, especially Mr Christie, know since they claim to want a good working relationship.” “What hasn’t come out yet […]
