Bank ordered to hand over $63,000 from ex-MP’s account
A BISX-listed bank has been ordered to hand over $63,000 from accounts belonging to an ex-MP and Supreme Court judge to help repay a multi-million dollar debt owed to a US investor.
D’Aguilar: Push Atlantis to open more rooms
FORMER Tourism Minister Dionisio D’Aguilar said the government should pressure Atlantis to reopen hundreds of its vacant hotel rooms, which he said have been left “dead in the water”.
Lucayan sale to conclude in two weeks, says Davis
PRIME Minister Philip “Brave” Davis said the government should be closing arrangements for the sale of the Grand Lucayan Resort “within the next two weeks or so”.
Fernander: Police probe to complete by year’s end
POLICE Commissioner Clayton Fernander said the police corruption probe triggered by leaked voice notes is expected to be completed by the end of the year.
PM: ‘Public cost’ for campaign financing
PRIME Minister Philip “Brave” Davis said regulating campaign finance is fraught with “difficulties”, partly because it could require that public funds be used to finance political campaigns.
‘Ragged Island school 99 percent complete’
DEPUTY Prime Minister Chester Cooper said a new Ragged Island school is “99 percent complete”, with necessary furniture to arrive next week.
DIANE PHILLIPS: Shame on a nation that shuns its own history
A four-storey hotel in the heart of Bain and Grants Town collapsed on Monday.
Clubs & Societies: September 20, 2024
September 20, 2024
WSC general manager testifies the law does not specify a ‘dollar figure’ on contracts
A TOP defence lawyer questioned Water and Sewerage Corporation (WSC) general manager Robert Deal yesterday about the corporation’s laws and policies as testimony continued in the criminal trial of Long Island MP Adrian Gibson and others.
A Minnis faction still remains
FREE National Movement Leader Michael Pintard continues to walk in the shadows of his predecessor Dr Hubert Minnis, at least in the eyes of prominent members of the FNM Facebook page titled Blame Dem.
Keep politicians out of the pulpit
I think this is an interesting point... do certain politicians spend too much time in church pulpits?
Aviation chief targets Abaco year-end air arrivals rebound
The Government’s aviation chief yesterday said Abaco’s higher-spending air arrivals are still 12 percent down on pre-Dorian’s 2019 numbers as the island’s revival from the devastating storm progresses.
Building entrepreneurs offers clear advantage
Research shows that countries which provide support to entrepreneurial ventures among their local population often experience unprecedented, sustained growth and development.
Minister backs calls to ease building red tape
A Cabinet minister yesterday said he shortly hopes to ease red tape associated with the approval of Family Island building plans.
Sports personalities to be honoured
A BAHAMAS Olympic Committee executive, a Bahamas Anti-Doping commissioner and a sportscaster and national basketball coach are the three honourees for the Bahamas Professional Services Bahamas’ 2024 Awards Gala Banquet.
The Benefits of Resistance Training for those over 50
AS we age, staying physically active becomes more important than ever.
Jazz Chisholm Jr has ‘tunnel vision’ for MLB playoffs
Jasrado “Jazz” Chisholm Jr knew he came to the New York Yankees for one purpose and that is to win the Major League Baseball title.
Are we letting our history crumble away?
THE collapse of the Reinhard Hotel this week caused much public interest – and much concern over our crumbling history.
Did Bowleg cause Junkanoo controversy?
Despite the fact that Junkanoo is underfunded, which is an entirely different topic for another day, the recent decision by Minister of Youth, Sports and Culture Mario Bowleg to grant seed funding to separate factions of the same group has sent shockwaves and sparked controversy throughout the entire Junkanoo community.
Caribbean Baseball Cup is back in October
THE Bahamas will have another chance to climb the World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC) rankings next month.
