Cannot afford ‘business as usual’ on climate, says PM
PRIME Minister Philip “Brave” Davis warned that the world can no longer afford “business as usual” on climate action, as global temperatures have now exceeded the critical 1.5 degrees Celsius threshold for an entire year, putting both humanity and vulnerable nations like The Bahamas at risk.
WSC asks to put up water prices
A Cabinet minister last night said “no formal decision” has been taken on Water & Sewerage Corporation proposals to increase consumer prices or impose taxes on homeowners with private wells.
GAIN AN EDGE – Bahamians leading the way on climate change
From data scientists to artificial intelligence designers, the global demand for skilled employees in STEM fields continues to grow.
Archers on target for an historic 15 medals
Bahamian archers showed up and showed out at the World Archery Americas Caribbean Development Championships (CDC) in Ocho Rios, Jamaica, September 19-23.
Pro boxer Carl Hield to square off again Friday
THE long and illustrious amateur career for Carl Hield is finally paying off big dividends as a professional boxer.
Sands warns Davis hospital will be ‘historic blunder’ with environmental consequences
FREE National Movement (FNM) chairman Dr Duane Sands has warned the Davis administration against making a “historic blunder” by building a new hospital on an “environmentally sensitive site”, saying the decision will have serious long-term environmental consequences.
Doctor says Bahamas facing shortage of developmental specialists
THE Bahamas is facing a critical shortage of developmental specialists and is experiencing an increase in children with disorders like autism and ADHD, according to paediatrician Dr Anthia Forbes Carey.
PM: Safeguard $150m flats fishing over climate change
The Prime Minister has urged lodges, resorts and other industry operators to invest in renewable energy and sustainable equipment to help protect the $150m flats fishing industry against climate change.
International Black Men’s Empowerment Summit coming to Margaritaville Beach Resort
THE Morehouse College Alumni Association Bahamas Chapter is set to host the International Black Men’s Empowerment Summit at Margaritaville Beach Resort in the heart of New Providence.
Digital banking drive holds week-long event
Bahamian financial services providers have teamed with the Central Bank for a week-long drive aimed at improving consumer confidence and understanding when it comes to digital banking.
DEREK SMITH: AI governance vital to corporate futures
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transformed industries by improving decision-making, streamlining operations and enhancing customer experiences.
14-year sentence for man pleading guilty to fatal stabbing of elderly woman
A MAN has been sentenced to 14 years in prison after admitting to fatally stabbing an elderly Haitian woman in 2020.
Over 1,300 tickets sold for annual Hands for Hunger’s fundraiser, Paradise Plates
HANDS for Hunger’s annual fundraiser, Paradise Plates, blossomed into a memorable evening of culinary excellence and vibrant entertainment on Saturday night, enhanced by a Bridgerton theme that infused the event with lush decor.
Probation granted for having hemp
A MAN was placed on probation after admitting to having a small quantity of drugs in his car last week.
Man charged with armed robbery
A MAN was remanded into custody on Friday after he allegedly robbed someone at gunpoint over the summer.
WORLD VIEW - The death of truth?
In today’s digital era, truth is under siege, threatening democracy and exposing societies to not only disinformation and misinformation, but also to character assassinations and disruptive personal vendettas.
Police one game away from BGDBA title
THE Police Crimestoppers are just one game away from hoisting the Bahamas Government Departmental Basketball Association (BGDBA) championship, while the Nassau Flight Services Ballers face elimination tonight.
NPSA Finals: Blue Marlins and Wildcats take 2-0 lead
THE Cyber Tech Blue Marlins and the Sunshine Auto Wildcats surged out front to 2-0 leads in their New Providence Softball Association men’s and ladies’ best-of-seven championship series.
‘Urgent alert’ for NIB on widening benefits gap
The widening gap between benefit payouts and contribution income is an “urgent alert” for National Insurance Board (NIB) reform, a multilateral lender is warning, as it urges cuts in administrative costs.
Jones, Liberty earn 83-69 win in postseason opener
SUNDAY marked the start of the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) postseason and Grand Bahamian Jonquel “JJ” Jones and the New York Liberty began their playoff quest on a high note.
