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Haiti postpones release of official election results
HAITI has delayed publication of the final, certified results of its disputed presidential election until the new year.
Speed bumps are needed
THE horrific and tragic car accident on Coral Harbour Drive on September 16 had the air of inevitability to it.
Ex-teacher cleared of indecent assault
A FORMER teacher accused of indecently assaulting a female student on a Family Island was acquitted in Magistrate’s Court.
Gambling our souls
It is so sad to have a leader of a country like Perry Christie who seems clueless about what Bahamians are thinking and feeling.
Severe weather warning
The Bahamas Department of Meteorology has issued a severe weather warning from 10:45am until 12:45pm today.
Murder case is fast-tracked
A MAN had his murder case fast-tracked to the Supreme Court yesterday after being served with a Voluntary Bill of Indictment in Magistrate’s Court.
Surgeon in court over road deaths
A SURGEON charged in connection with the traffic deaths of two motorcyclists must wait nearly four months before learning when he will stand trial.
Pair in court on false declaration charge
A MAN and his girlfriend were arraigned in Magistrate’s Court yesterday, accused of making a false declaration to a US Customs officer and failing to declare $13,300.
Family mourns victim of car crash
FAMILY and friends mourned the death of Lakeisha Rolle yesterday as the 18-year-old victim of a horrific Eleuthera car crash was laid to rest.
Police confirm two detained over fatal shooting of man
POLICE say two men have been detained for questioning in connection with the recent shooting death of a man over the weekend.
Suspected drowning at Potter's Cay Dock
POLICE are investigating a suspected drowning at Potter’s Cay Dock Monday morning.
Minister buys first gold relay tickets
SPORTS minister Dr Daniel Johnson bought the first two gold tickets to get sales rolling for the May 24 and 25 International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) Bahamas World Relays 2014 at the Thomas A Robinson Stadium.
We are in need of sifting
EDITOR, The Tribune.
Attorney pleads not guilty to assault charge
Attorney Keod Smith appeared in the magistrates' court today and pleaded not guilty to charges of assault, threats of harm and causing damage.
Rotary, youth clubs clean Yamacraw Beach
IN recognition of World Interact Week, the Rotary Club of Nassau partnered with its youth clubs to clean Yamacraw Beach on Saturday.
Debt collection laws
I have to question the statement of the Minister of State Finance as to whether it is legal that the Ministry of Finance has retained a private contractor to collect taxes due-owing?
US man killed in boating accident identified
By DENISE MAYCOCK
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EDITOR, The Tribune.
Man dies diving off Harbour Island
POLICE in Eleuthera are investigating the death of a man who died following a fishing trip over the weekend.
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