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Doublespeak and Scared Errors:
By Joey Gaskins Last week, Bishop Simeon Hall made a number of remarks concerning HIV/AIDS and homosexuality. In response to these remarks, I intend to summarise what was said, explain why what was said is wrong, and show why being wrong is dangerous. A
Doublespeak and Scared Errors:
By Joey Gaskins Last week, Bishop Simeon Hall made a number of remarks concerning HIV/AIDS and homosexuality. In response to these remarks, I intend to summarise what was said, explain why what was said is wrong, and show why being wrong is dangerous. A
Doublespeak and Scared Errors:
By Joey Gaskins Last week, Bishop Simeon Hall made a number of remarks concerning HIV/AIDS and homosexuality. In response to these remarks, I intend to summarise what was said, explain why what was said is wrong, and show why being wrong is dangerous. A
Doublespeak and Scared Errors:
By Joey Gaskins Last week, Bishop Simeon Hall made a number of remarks concerning HIV/AIDS and homosexuality. In response to these remarks, I intend to summarise what was said, explain why what was said is wrong, and show why being wrong is dangerous. A
Doublespeak and Scared Errors:
By Joey Gaskins Last week, Bishop Simeon Hall made a number of remarks concerning HIV/AIDS and homosexuality. In response to these remarks, I intend to summarise what was said, explain why what was said is wrong, and show why being wrong is dangerous. A
Bahamian gospel singer celebrates international success
ALREADY successful in the Bahamas, gospel singer Ricardo Clarke is now garnering international attention with his hit single “Don’t Count Me Out”. Over the past year, the song has been playing on radio stations in 20 countries outside of the Bahamas; primarily the US, UK, Canada, France, Russia, Australia and Japan.
Battle 4 Atlantis has another loaded field of teams this year
On Friday, November 27, 2015, Syracuse University fought their way to a 74-67 win versus Texas A&M University to secure their title as Champions of the Battle 4 Atlantis.
Lyford Hills developer targeting 6-9 months for Phase I 'sell out'
THE lead developer of Lyford Hills said yesterday he hoped to sell out Phase I of the project in the next six-nine months, telling Tribune Business that interest in the development had picked up in the last few weeks.
Following in the path of Gold
IN WHAT can only be described as an historic moment, Atlantis was the site of a meeting between the Bahamas’ original Golden Knight Sir Durwood Knowles and the 2012 4x400 men’s Olympic gold medallists Chris Brown, Michael Mathieu, Demetrius Pinder and Ramon Miller.
Satellite provider backs regulation
Satellite provider backs regulation By NATARIO McKENZIE Tribune Business Reporter nmckenzie@tribunemedia.net A leading Bahamas-based satellite TV provider says it will have no problem being regulated by the Utilities Regulation and Competition Authority
Bartoli won't play in Olympics
MARION Bartoli says it's unlikely she'll play in the 2012 London Olympics because of a "heartbreaking" dispute with the French tennis federation. Bartoli is France's top tennis player and is ranked No. 9. But to compete in the Olympics, the International
Bran confident of election victory
Bran confident of election victory By CHESTER ROBARDS Tribune Senior Reporter crobards@tribunemedia.net LEADER of the Democratic National Alliance (DNA), Branville McCartney, said following his official nomination as a candidate for Bamboo town yesterda
Education on leaders' agendas
Education on leaders' agendas THE state of public education was a prominent theme for both Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham and opposition leader Perry Christie as they addressed supporters last night. Mr Ingraham told an FNM crowd in Yamacraw that Mr Chri
Education on leaders' agendas
Education on leaders' agendas THE state of public education was a prominent theme for both Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham and opposition leader Perry Christie as they addressed supporters last night. Mr Ingraham told an FNM crowd in Yamacraw that Mr Chri
Education on leaders' agendas
Education on leaders' agendas THE state of public education was a prominent theme for both Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham and opposition leader Perry Christie as they addressed supporters last night. Mr Ingraham told an FNM crowd in Yamacraw that Mr Chri
Education on leaders' agendas
Education on leaders' agendas THE state of public education was a prominent theme for both Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham and opposition leader Perry Christie as they addressed supporters last night. Mr Ingraham told an FNM crowd in Yamacraw that Mr Chri
Education on leaders' agendas
Education on leaders' agendas THE state of public education was a prominent theme for both Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham and opposition leader Perry Christie as they addressed supporters last night. Mr Ingraham told an FNM crowd in Yamacraw that Mr Chri
Bastian hits out at poor representation
By DANA SMITH dsmith@tribunemedia.net INDEPENDENT nominee for Mangrove Cay and South Andros, Whitney Bastian, said the constituency has received "lacklustre parliamentary representation" over the past five years. As the former South Andros MP from 2002 t
Bahamas' WTO membership is 'no fait accompli'
THE Government’s chief World Trade Organisation (WTO) negotiator yesterday said The Bahamas’ accession was no “fait accompli”, telling accountants: “I’m not tied to any outcome.”Zhivargo Laing, the former Cabinet Minister, told attendees at the Baham
Triple/long jump sensation Jasmine Moore training with Pratt
TAKING a break from the chilly weather conditions in Dallas, Texas, American junior triple/long jump sensation Jasmine Moore said she’s delighted to be in the sunny Bahamas.And while here on vacation with her family, she said she couldn’t pass up the
