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Constitution chairman says 'no way'

VOTERS will not be heading to the polls to decide on changes to the constitution in November, Constitutional Commission Chairman Sean McWeeney said yesterday.

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Canadian travel writers explore Exuma and Nassau

CANADIAN reporters and travel writers are telling of their experiences in Great Exuma as that island continues to promote its attributes to the world.

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Abaco's airport a 'definite turn-off'

Abaco’s economy could be poised for improvement if certain infrastructure issues are addressed, a realtor telling Tribune Business yesterday that the sate of the Marsh Harbour airport were a “definite turn-off” to new visitors.

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nationbuilder 11 years, 1 month ago on FNM deputy: Delay is shameful

actually what would have been shameful and disrespectful is if they did try to hold this referendum next month!! come on!!

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rory 11 years, 1 month ago on FNM deputy: Delay is shameful

This woman again? Doesn't she know the country fired her for a reason - surprised she is still in politics. As for the female discrimination thing, doesn't she know that 80-90% of the jobs in classifieds sections are for females? That shows discrimination against males if anything. I recall trying to get a job at a popular local restaurant 20 years ago, they said they only hire females. So what, because some of our woman are too big and fat to even walk across the road, all the men in the country have to end up doing construction jobs out in extreme heat while the big fat women sit in the AC doing their hair and nails. ...

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Port awards $3.98m bridge contract

The Grand Bahama Port Authority (GBPA) has awarded the contract to build an alternative bridge across the Grand Lucayan Waterway to the $3.98 million bid presented by ABC All Bahamas Construction Company and Waugh Construction.

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The_Oracle 11 years, 1 month ago on VAT was 'not meant to be without pain'

So finally, someone with the fortitude to tell the truth: We the People must pay for the folly of Government!

Perhaps if the truth was the starting point, and fiscal responsibility adhered to, we would not be running at the wall at 100mph today. No one walks away unscathed in this scenario. Brace for impact FNM and PLP alike!!

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Sandals hosts VIP golf tournament

Celebrities flocked to Sandals Emerald Bay in Exuma this past weekend for a getaway and golf for a good cause.

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Bahamas must double growth to slash unemployment 50%

The Bahamian economy must grow at an average annual rate of 5.5 per cent between 2013-2018 to slash the unemployment rate in half, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned.

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YOUNG MAN'S VIEW: Tourism Ministry is on the right track

FRANKLY, the termination of contracts between the Ministry of Tourism and international public relations companies, in favour of local companies, seems to indicate that the ministry has decided that the best way to promote the Bahamas and recapture and expand market share is to allow natives—with an everyday outlook on all things Bahamian—to have a shot at reinvigorating that ministry’s approach to the marketing and development of our tourism product.

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Airline targets 25 hires for international growth

A leading aviation executive said yesterday his airline was looking to fill at least 25 positions via a job fair and set the ground work for further expansion internationally, adding: “We’re not just going to depend on the local market anymore”.

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Airline survival fears on 52% NAD rent rises

Bahamian-owned airlines yesterday warned that some carriers will not survive increased taxes and a move to Lynden Pindling International Airport’s (LPIA) new domestic terminal, with their rental/lease rates set to increase by up to 52 per cent.

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MCCABE PROJECT: The deep roots of crime

THE roots of our crime epidemic can be traced all the way back to the advent of majority rule, according to a political veteran who played a key role in the events of that time.

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4renbahamian 11 years, 1 month ago on BTC: Mobile data to 'Double in 12 months'

You can't solve all the 4G problems, I wake in the morning with fingers cross hoping the system is stable for me get my business done on while stuck in traffic. Bullshit!!!! Now you talking about LTE and new smartphone and SIM card. Your sales department know Bahamians like new things because once we buy them we are stuck while you fix the problems. Get 4G to 100% with that money then sell me something new. Stop selling dreams. Everybody trying to screw us because Christmas coming.

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Delta announces GB service from Atlanta

A Bahamian cultural extravaganza was the highlight of a weekend Atlanta reception hosted by the Ministry of Tourism and the Grand Bahama Tourism Board to support the upcoming launch of Delta’s direct service between the city and Grand Bahama, beginning on December 19.

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VAT impact 'three times as severe' for Out Islands

Value-Added Tax’s (VAT) implementation will have an impact on small Family Island economies that is ‘three times’ as severe in comparison to New Providence because they lack critical mass, a top private sector executive said yesterday.

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John 11 years, 1 month ago on At least two Chinese workers dead at Baha Mar

Thought the police was supposed to be called in on the event of any sudden, accidental or unusual death. Then a full report should be supplied and if necessary and inquest held.

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John 11 years, 1 month ago on Minister unaware of 'flesh-eating' case

Hey Andros is just right there.. Holiday on Monday...Is it safe to go into the sea water? What about seafood, conch salad especially How safe is it? Looks like we may soon have to cancel Christmas! poisonous toads...flesh eating virus..what else?

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Land use proposal submitted for key Bay Street property

A “fairly detailed” development proposal has been submitted for a 3.94 acre property key to revitalising downtown Nassau, a top realtor yesterday saying potential buyers would take their interest no further until they know what they can put there.