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Minister of National Security Tommy Turnquest expressed disappointment yesterday in the actions of prison escapee Kendrick Rahming, who walked off his work detail assignment at Government House on Tuesday morning.
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Approximately 100 of the country's smartest sixth graders are waiting with bated breaths to see who will be named Primary School Student of the Year and win $10,000 in scholarship funds which can be used towards their secondary education.
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Bahamas Ferries is on track to receive its new "super medium-speed" BoHengy by October, although getting rid of the high-speed boat it replaces may be anything but smooth sailing given soaring diesel prices and a glut of those gas guzzlers languishing on the international market.
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The credibility of Sir Arlington Butler is now being questioned by many, who are astonished that the 'former' president of the Bahamas Olympic Association (BOA) left the island without properly canceling an election organized by him.
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The Reverend Patrick Paul, newly-elected Bahamas Christian Council president says society must not accept the violence in our schools and in our country, as the country recorded its 27th murder on Monday, May 11.
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