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Comets and Wolves take early leads in baseball championships
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Raptors are champs at indoor rowing contest
THE CH Reeves Raptors emerged as champions of the Government Secondary Schools Sports Association's inaugural indoor rowing competition.
Spain trip a success for BBWFF judges
THE Bahamas Bodybuilding Wellness & Fitness Federation (BBWFF) has returned to The Bahamas following a successful trip to Spain, where the Federation participated in the 2026 International Federation of Bodybuilding and Fitness (IFBB) World Congress and World Championships.
Comets and Wolves take early leads in baseball championships
THE Queen’s College Comets and Windsor Academy Wolves have taken the early leads in their respective Bahamas Association of Independent Secondary Schools (BAISS) best-of-three baseball championship series.
Knowles and Manos will compete sunfish class in US Virgin Islands
THE Bahamian duo of Joss Knowles and Tamaj Manos are all set to begin competition in the 55th International Sunfish Class Association (ISCA) Open Water Championships.
PAT Uniforms and IElite are softball champions
PAT Uniforms from Grand Bahama and IElite emerged as the champions of the Bahamas Softball Federation's co-ed and men's divisional championship titles respectively.
Standards regulator meets with fellow Gov’t agencies
The Bahamas’ standards and quality regulator has met with multiple other government agencies to discuss supervisory requirements for measuring instruments.
Scotiabank sponsors top hotel investment summit
Scotiabank is sponsoring a major Caribbean hotel investment conference at Atlantis this week as part of what it says is a renewed focus on hospitality lending across the region.
Accountants urged: Don’t view AI as threat to jobs
ARTIFICIAL intelligence (AI) should be viewed as a tool to make accountants more efficient rather than a threat to their jobs, with the Bahamas Institute of Chartered Accountants' (BICA) yesterday urging members to adapt their skill sets as technology reshapes the industry.
Union voices concerns on Customs succession
A TRADE union yesterday accused the Customs Department of failing to plan for leadership succession, arguing that the re-hiring of retired officers has left qualified serving employees unable to advance through the ranks.
Cabbage Beach advocate challenges vendor moves
AN ADVOCACY group for Cabbage Beach vendors is challenging why they were forced to relocate given that there is no confirmed construction start for the $550m Four Seasons Ocean Club Residences, accusing the Government of disrupting Bahamian businesses without providing clear terms for their return.
BICA pushes for Gov’t to switch its accounting
THE BAHAMAS Institute of Chartered Accountants (BICA) is pushing for the Government to adopt accrual-based accounting across the entire public sector, arguing that the shift will provide a more accurate picture of the country's net worth, assets and accumulated liabilities.
New LNG hub backed amid weather concern
A FORMER Grand Bahama Port Authority (GBPA) executive who had oversight of a previous liquefied natural gas (LNG) project yesterday cautiously backed plans for a floating storage terminal near the island while warning of potential logistical and weather challenges.
