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PLP owes ZNS $236K

The Progressive Liberal Party owes the Broadcasting Corporation of The Bahamas $236,318.96 and PLP officials have reportedly been informed by BCB executives that the only way they can advertise on any ZNS station is if they pay upfront....Full story

 

 

FNM to challenge questionable by-election votes

 Despite the fact that the register was purged of ineligible voters on Friday, Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham said the Free National Movement has been unable to reach hundreds of registered Elizabeth voters and plans to challenge all questionable votes on election day - February 16....Full story

 

Is there really a champion?

The 2008/2009 Commonwealth American and Football League (CAFL) champions, the Orry J Sands Pros were not kidding when they said that they would show up to the DW Davis Field, ready to contest the Boil Fish Bowl title. ...Full story



 

Netting the wealth

A new immigration policy designed to attract the rich and the super rich to The Bahamas is the latest move designed to make this nation the place of choice for the world's wealthiest - bringing thousands of jobs and billions in revenue with them....Full story


 

The neglected feet

Twice yearly most people visit their dentist to ensure that there is nothing wrong with their teeth. Most people also visit the eye doctor at least once a year for an eye exam — again just to ensure that things are going well. Most people also visit their general practitioner for a yearly physical to ensure that everything is as it should be. Unfortunately, the part of the body that most people neglect is the part that takes a major beating every day — their feet.
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Do you

There is a portion of scripture that reads "let all things that have breath praise the Lord" but just how should true worship of God take place? Is clapping, singing and shouting "Amen" the way to go? And don't let someone "take with the Holy Spirit" in the middle of service and start "speaking in tongues." Then there are those churches where everything is quiet. ...Full story
 

Wingin' it

Blitz? What is a first down or first and 10? And exactly what does a player do to have an illegal motion called on him? And where exactly is the line of scrimmage? ...Full story
 

Fun in the sun

I remember when rain was perhaps the only thing that kept us indoors, but now rain or shine it's a rare sight to see children in the streets playing good ole' fashioned games. The sound of laughter as the neighborhood children gathered together is practically non-existent. ...Full story
 

A Different view

The boat just come in," Ms. Nettie called as she ushered a small group of people down a flight of steps into the basement. ...Full story
 
 

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  Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham (center) and his wife Delores Ingraham (left) are pictured enjoying the New Year’s Day Junkanoo Parade while the Saxons put on a show on Rawson Square.
   
   
 

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