• Officer says suspect was beaten at station

  The blue wall of silence cracked yesterday when a police officer testified against his colleagues who are accused of the death of a suspect. Corporal.....

• Govt signs contract for major water system upgrades

  The government awarded a contract yesterday to two companies that specialize in water loss management to make a series of Water and Sewerage Corporati.....

• Stubbs denies implications in ‘visa fraud’ cable

  Former Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) Member of Parliament Sidney Stubbs yesterday denied that he was in any way connected to any attempt to fraudule.....

• 160,000 now registered to vote

  The number of people who have registered to vote increased by more than 12,000 in less than a month, according to recent figures from Parliamentary Co.....

• Another murder recorded

  A man was shot and killed in eastern New Providence last night, according to police.Details were sketchy up to press time, but initial reports indicat.....

• PLP wants GB port to wait on chairman selection

  Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) Leader Perry Christie yesterday urged the Grand Bahama Port Authority (GBPA) to defer the appointment of a new executi.....

• Davis: PM furthered hardships in GB

  Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) Deputy Leader Philip ‘Brave’ Davis told PLP supporters at a rally in West End, Grand Bahama, last night that the F.....

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• Gibson likes outlook for sloop sailing
  
• Knowles advances to semifinals at SAP Open
  

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Oil’s well that ends well

Oil wells off the coast of South America’s only English-speaking country, Guyana, are now being drilled in earnest.  Already Guyana’s economy is benefiting from millions of dollars being pumped by two companies into their operations.  S.....

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