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Team Bahamas racks up 17 medals in strong CARIFTA start
Team Bahamas holds slim lead over Jamaica at CARIFTA Swimming Championships
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Latest stories
FNM demands answers after Davis overrides ZNS board
THE Free National Movement has accused the government of political interference at the Broadcasting Corporation of The Bahamas after Prime Minister Philip “Brave” Davis overruled a board decision involving General Manager Clint Watson, a move that led to two resignations.
Dames slams Bonaby over $141m parks spending and absences
FREE National Movement candidate for Mount Moriah Marvin Dames has accused incumbent Mount Moriah MP McKell Bonaby of failing to attend Parliament and failing to account for more than $141 million in public spending at the Bahamas Public Parks and Beaches Authority.
Vandals target political billboards in Grand Bahama
VANDALS have allegedly targeted campaign billboards in Central Grand Bahama, with damage reported to signs belonging to candidates from both major parties.
Ex-fiancée testifies Gibson hid interest in WSC contracts
LONG Island MP Adrian Gibson’s former fiancée told the Supreme Court yesterday that he failed to disclose his interest in companies awarded Water and Sewerage Corporation (WSC) contracts and was paid monthly for work completed.
Munroe defends Mitchell and Pinder over House absences
FORMER leader of government business Wayne Munroe defended the number of absences of Fred Mitchell and John Pinder in the House of Assembly, but said he couldn’t speak to McKell Bonaby’s after records showed the trio had the worst attendance rates since the Davis administration assumed office.
Bahamas aviation and weather initiative draws international interest as Nigerian delegation explores collaboration
A HIGH-LEVEL meeting facilitated through the CEO network has brought together Bahamian innovators and a Nigerian delegation, signalling growing international interest in The Bahamas’ emerging aviation, climate and agricultural technologies.
Hands for Hunger and Kraven partner to feed the homebound
A NEW partnership between Hands for Hunger and delivery company Kraven aims to bring food directly to vulnerable clients who cannot leave their homes.
Charities struggle as donations plunge and demand for help soars
CHARITIES say demand for help is rising while resources shrink, with one major feeding group reporting a steep drop in its budget since the pandemic.
