• Citizenship grants soar

  At least 151 people were granted Bahamian citizenship between November 18, 2011 and January 13, 2012, according to documents obtained by The Nassau Gu.....

• PM attacks PLP deputy leader

  COCKBURN TOWN, San Salvador — Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham told Free National Movement (FNM) supporters here last night that current MP for Cat Is.....

• BPSU: Strike still an option if PM doesn’t respond

  Bahamas Public Service Union (BPSU) President John Pinder yesterday said that he has yet to hear from Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham regarding the uni.....

• Mortgage Corp. repays $2.6M to homeowners charged contingency fee

  The Bahamas Mortgage Corporation (BMC) yesterday paid $2.6 million it owed to homeowners who were charged extra fees for a ‘contingency’ that BMC .....

• Road project on schedule for July completion, official says

  The controversial New Providence Road Improvement Project (NPRIP) is on schedule for completion in July, according to Shenique Albury, spokesperson fo.....

• Bahamian, nine foreigners charged with drug possession

  A Bahamian and nine foreigners have been denied bail on charges of marijuana possession with intent to supply. Bahamian Shawn Saunders Bruey, along w.....

• Government energy audits continue

  State Minister for the Environment Phenton Neymour said yesterday that the Ministry of the Environment has conducted several energy audits on a number.....

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• Question mark to planned grand opening of stadium
  
• Official opening of stadium pushed back
  

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The turning of the tide in Haiti

I have often mentioned in this column that life is so wretched in Haiti for the majority of the population that the very fact of survival of this segment of the population is a case study worthy of a scientific sociological inquiry. According to Lea.....

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