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Reapers answer back
REAPERS answered back in the New Providence Amateur Baseball League championship game on Monday, holding off Rebels 10-9 at Andre Rodgers National Baseball Stadium to even the series at one game apiece.
Amateur boxer Anai Powell gets back on track with big victor
COMING off his early exit at the Central American and Caribbean Games last month in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, Anai Powell got back on track in his amateur career with a big victory over the weekend.
Coach Joshua White shares his expertise
COACH Joshua White said he was delighted to be back in The Bahamas to share his expertise with members of the Eastwood Judo Club.
Equipment drive to benefit Reloaded Baseball
WITH a deep sense of social responsibility and a willingness to support talented young athletes in The Bahamas, the international Pro Youth Foundation (PYF) proudly announced its baseball and softball equipment drive in conjunction with the PYF HCBU All College Showcase camp to be held on September 26 in Atlanta, Georgia.
Quincy Pratt remembers Wisdom as the 'greatest' Minister of Youth, Sports and Culture
FORMER pro boxing sensation Quincy “Thrill-A-Minute” Pratt said he remembers the late Neville Wisdom as the "greatest" Minister of Youth, Sports and Culture, who helped him tremendously with his amateur youth programme.
Eliza keeps Bahamas surf alive
ELIZA Denning is known for making waves on the water as an elite young sailor, but she is showing she can make them on a surfboard too.
Environmental activists hail SpaceX landing end
ENVIRONMENTAL advocates yesterday hailed SpaceX’s decision to end its Falcon 9 booster landing programme in The Bahamas, arguing that these should never have been approved and that it highlights the need for greater transparency in the permitting process.
Better explanation is urged for debt-deficit ‘disconnect’
THE GOVERNMENT needs to better explain the gulf between the $1bn increase in the national debt during the 2025-2026 Budget year and its $121.2m fiscal deficit, a senior banker said yesterday, branding it a “significant disconnect” between the two.
Resort’s owners urged to act against Gov’t, police officers
A SECURITY contractor for Old Bahama Bay’s owners has recommended they file formal complaints with the Royal Bahamas Police Force’s (RBPF) internal affairs unit, and launch legal action against the Government, over “unauthorised interventions” by senior officers over the resort’s repossession.
Fund manager denies regulator’s allegations of fraud, dishonesty ‘without reservation’
A BAHAMAS-BASED fifth-generation family office, whose roots trace back to Royal Bank of Canada’s (RBC) longest-serving president, yesterday vehemently denied “without reservation” the Securities Commission’s allegations that “fraud” or “dishonesty” were committed by itself or any representatives.
