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Pro tennis player Sydney encourages prefects to lead by example
CARIFTA Artistic Gymnastic Championships 'must see event'
Aden Jones only junior golfer to advance
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BPL changes ‘grid code’ amid solar disrupt study
‘Ducks in a row’: Bearer shares to be fully banned
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Pro tennis player Sydney encourages prefects to lead by example
PROFESSIONAL tennis player Sydney Clarke encouraged incoming Columbus Primary School prefects to lead by example, develop good habits and strive for excellence during a presentation ahead of the 2026/2027 academic year.
CARIFTA Artistic Gymnastic Championships 'must see event'
FIVE enthusiastic young members of The Bahamas’ 36-member team are excited to be carrying the national flag during the 2026 CARIFTA Artistic Gymnastic Championships.
Aden Jones only junior golfer to advance
ADEN Jones was the only junior golfer to advance to the next division during the Bahamas Golf Federation’s Operation 36 testing event at Royal Blue Golf Course this past Saturday.
Under-18 ladies to compete in Women's Softball Pan Am
THE Bahamas Softball Federation is looking to use the upcoming Under-18 Women’s Softball Pan American Championship as a measure of the country’s standing in international softball, while addressing a shortage of pitching talent and working to strengthen the sport’s development programme at home.
Trade chief: Diplomacy is development ‘driving force’
The Bahamas’ ambassador for trade and global markets says this nation’s diplomacy will become “a driving force” for national and commercial development.
BPL changes ‘grid code’ amid solar disrupt study
BAHAMAS Power & Light (BPL) has changed “parts of our grid code”, its executive chairman said yesterday, and is studying how utility-scale solar systems respond to grid disturbances in a bid to prevent them from destabilising the system.
‘Ducks in a row’: Bearer shares to be fully banned
THE BAHAMAS should have had its “ducks in a row” long before today’s House of Assembly debate on last-minute revisions to anti-financial crime defences now being inspected by international standard-setters, an Opposition MP is arguing.
Dealer: Gov’t fuel taxes 25% of per gallon price
A VETERAN Bahamian gas station operator yesterday renewed calls for the Government to reduce fuel taxes, equal to one-quarter of the per gallon price, to ease pressure on consumers and businesses rather than cut retail or wholesale margins.
Church battles for $300k from estate of medical supply company founder
A NEW Providence church’s demand that it be paid a $300,000 gift from the estate of a medical equipment supplier’s late founder has been “deferred” by the Supreme Court for a full accounting to be performed.
‘Crazy reality’ leaves many business people mulling exit
ELEUTHERA’S Chamber of Commerce president is warning that “a lot of people are deciding if they will stay in business” because ever-increasing costs, taxation and regulations mean it “doesn’t make sense any more”.
Gov’t investigating 75% US export drop for July
THE DAVIS administration is still investigating what drove a reported 75 per cent year-on-year plunge in Bahamian exports to the US in July, the Bahamas Trade Commission’s executive chairman said yesterday.
Online travel agency boosts access to local experiences
A Bahamian-owned and woman-led online travel agency has launched to give locals and others improved access to trip planning and hospitality experiences.
