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Major cocaine busts

Police seized $12.3 million worth of cocaine during separate operations over the weekend. Read moreMajor cocaine busts

Two vying for PLP nod in Golden Isles

Businessman Joe Johnson and Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) Senator Darren Pickstock are said to be vying for the PLP nomination for Golden Isles, The Nassau Guar… Read moreTwo vying for PLP nod in Golden Isles

BPL says relief on the way for Eleuthera consumers

As Eleuthera continues to face “legacy challenges” relating to electricity supply, Bahamas Power and Light (BPL) said yesterday one of two new generators will soo… Read moreBPL says relief on the way for Eleuthera consumers

Crown seeks up to 30 years for deacon convicted of attempted incest

A 64-year-old deacon who attempted to rape his granddaughter should serve 20 to 30 years in prison, a prosecutor argued on Friday. Read moreCrown seeks up to 30 years for deacon convicted of attempted incest

Official restates plans for Pinewood drainage system

An official has highlighted the need to move ahead with a planned drainage system for the Pinewood Gardens area of New Providence following flooding caused by Tro… Read moreOfficial restates plans for Pinewood drainage system

'NJC will manage parades'

The Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture announced yesterday that the National Junkanoo Committee (NJC) will be responsible for the management of Junkanoo parade… Read more'NJC will manage parades'

PM: I am not downplaying unemployment figures

Prime Minister Philip Brave Davis yesterday pushed back at assertions that he is downplaying the recent rise in unemployment, telling reporters he is not alarmed … Read morePM: I am not downplaying unemployment figures

News

Brother sentenced to seven years for raping sister

A 23-year-old man was on Friday sentenced to seven years in prison after he admitted raping his little sister. Read moreBrother sentenced to seven years for raping sister

Artesia Davis

sean

The Parliamentary Commissioner and the entire electoral apparatus, including the Boundaries Commission, need to be removed from ministerial direction and instead place… Read moresean

Candia Dames

Executive Editor

Manhunt underway

Police have launched a manhunt for an accused killer who escaped from the Magistrates’ Court Complex on South Street Thursday afternoon. Read moreManhunt underway

Artesia Davis

Bowleg now says World Famous eligible for seeding funding

Minister of Youth, Sports and Culture Mario Bowleg said yesterday that the World Famous Valley Boys, led by Brian Adderley, is eligible for seed funding for the upcomi… Read moreBowleg now says World Famous eligible for seeding funding

Rachel Scott

Pintard: Go to election

Free National Movement (FNM) Leader Michael Pintard said yesterday the Davis administration should call a general election instead of wasting money on a bye-election. Read morePintard: Go to election

Latonya Roberts

Staff Reporter

Minnis deflects when asked if he's running for DNA

Former primer minister and Killarney MP Dr. Hubert Minnis yesterday sidestepped questions over whether he will join the Democratic National Alliance (DNA). Read moreMinnis deflects when asked if he's running for DNA

Latonya Roberts

Staff Reporter

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Major cocaine busts

Police seized $12.3 million worth of cocaine during separate operations over the weekend.

Two vying for PLP nod in Golden Isles

Businessman Joe Johnson and Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) Senator Darren Pickstock are said to be vying for the PLP nomination for Golden Isles, The Nassau Guardian …

Thompson accuses govt of shifting millions in financial reports without explanation

Shadow Minister of Finance Kwasi Thompson has accused the government of producing financial reports with sudden shifts, often in the tens of millions of dollars, witho…

Brother sentenced to seven years for raping sister

A 23-year-old man was on Friday sentenced to seven years in prison after he admitted raping his little sister.

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Thompson accuses govt of shifting millions in financial reports without explanation

Shadow Minister of Finance Kwasi Thompson has accused the government of producing financial reports with sudden shifts, often in the tens of millions of dollars, witho…

Citi using generative AI to enhance client and corporate efficiencies

Citi Bahamas has joined its global family in implementing generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) for the benefit of its clients and empowerment of its employees, t…

Central Bank advises public consultations on compendium of proposed legislative reforms

The Central Bank of The Bahamas (CBOB), in a release on its website, advised that a public consultation on a compendium of proposed legislative reforms has commenced f…

Sterling Bank and Trust fully absorbed by Mauritius firm

Bahamas-based Sterling Bank & Trust Limited has been fully absorbed by Mauritius-based IIHL (Capital) Ltd., after it acquired the remaining 49 percent equity from …

Lifestyles

11-year-old student chronicles her gold journey in new book

Accomplished student and junior golf champion Sarah Scheidecker can now add author to her growing list of accomplishments. Read more11-year-old student chronicles her gold journey in new book

Tambearly opens new nursery as school celebrates 40th anniversary

Tambearly International School has expanded its offerings with the launch of a nursery program serving children as young as six months, coinciding with the school’s 40… Read moreTambearly opens new nursery as school celebrates 40th anniversary

Bahamian non-profit advances deep sea research

A new chapter in deep-sea discovery in the Caribbean begins with the launch of Marmoris, a Bahamian non-profit organization dedicated to uncovering, documenting, and c… Read moreBahamian non-profit advances deep sea research

Parasol offers something sweet and savory

Nestled in the middle of Old Fort Town Centre is one of Nassau’s newest pastry shops – but this one has a French twist – where both sweet and savory dishes are served … Read moreParasol offers something sweet and savory

Sports

The Avengers beat the Technicians

There was a rematch of last year’s New Providence Volleyball Association (NPVA) men’s championship at the D.W. Davis Gymnasium on Sunday, and the result remained the same. Read moreThe Avengers beat the Technicians

Sheldon Longley

Sports Editor

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UP MAGAZINE RELAUNCHED

Bahamian-American aerospace engineer Aisha Bowe is featured on the cover of Bahamasair’s new in-flight magazine, Up. The glossy quarterly publication was created by yo…

“I WAKE UP SWEATING”

Frustrated residents of South Eleuthera voiced their concerns over frequent and prolonged power outages during a town hall meeting hosted by Bahamas Power and Light, a…

VAUGHN MILLER MEMORIAL

Golden Isles MP Vaughn Miller was posthumously appointed as a Progressive Liberal Party Stalwart Councilor, last evening, during a memorial service held at PLP headqua…

MITCHELL ON PLP "EGOS"

PLP Chairman Fred Mitchell says party leader Philip Brave Davis has managed to keep the party together, avoiding any resignations or members of parliament crossing the…

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sean

The Parliamentary Commissioner and the entire electoral apparatus, including the Boundaries Commission, need to be removed from ministerial direction and instead place… Read moresean

Candia Dames

Executive Editor

Memo from a Valley Boy

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The soul of Junkanoo

Dear Editor, Read moreThe soul of Junkanoo

Change must start with us

When change is contemplated on a national level, attention often centers on change at the political level and with the country now in an election year, Bahamians are a… Read moreChange must start with us

What aspect of Bahamian culture should be most protected and promoted for future generations?

The Bahamas is rich in culture, history, and traditions. But which part of our identity should be most protected and passed on to future generations? Read moreWhat aspect of Bahamian culture should be most protected and promoted for future generations?

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