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Hey, I know her! Ethereal Eve

Women are such fun creatures. They naturally birth ideas, grow concepts and multiply anything that is given to them. Every woman is a force to be reckoned with.We are looking at personality traits that will make us say, “Hey! I know her!”Let’s call o

'Mother' Pratt backs new crime-fighting moves

FORMER Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Security Cynthia “Mother” Pratt has voiced her support for the government’s new crime fighting initiatives which include 12-hour shifts for police and Defence Force officers.

'I want to develop my own legacy'

SINCE graduating from Queen’s College in June, versatile Shaun Miller Jr was eagerly looking forward to the day when he will leave home to begin his collegiate career. His journey will begin today when he heads off to Ohio State along with sprinters

Pinder withdrew allegation - I did not spit at his father

IN THE edition of The Tribune dated Thursday, the 7th June, you carry a story under the heading, "Ryan Pinder: Lightbourne spat on my father".

Realtors 'can't wait to return full-time'

Bahamian realtors yesterday hailed the prime minister’s decision to allow the sector’s morning re-opening, but said: “We can’t wait to get back to work full-time.” Peter Dupuch, founder and president of ERA Dupuch Real Estate, told Tribune Business

Roberts: This is the biggest blunder I have ever seen

PROGRESSIVE Liberal Party chairman Bradley Roberts claimed opposition leader Dr Hubert Minnis “needs to go back to political school” after committing the biggest political blunder the veteran politician said he has ever seen.

Tears for patriotic boy CJ

Carlton Dwayne “CJ” Cartwright Jr, 11, was laid to rest in Long Island on Saturday as family, friends and well-wishers from the community gathered to say goodbye to the young boy for the last time.

'Da Bahamian Dream'

It’s official. ‘Da Bahamian Dream’ sports and lifestyle nutrition store is now open.

Shocking twist as top 24 revealed!

Shocking twist as top 24 revealed! By LESH AFTER the long and drawn out process of audition episodes, viewers finally got the chance to see their favorite top 24 contestants revealed. Now the competitors are singing for America's votes, they are just a

Readers debate issues behind story of female tourist detained by Immigration

A Tribune story detailing how Bahamas Immigration authorities made a couple’s vacation a “nightmare” has sparked a heated online debate, with readers flocking to tribune242.com to give their opinions.

Gibson: Lack of written guidelines problem for NIB

A LACK of “specific written policy guidelines” at the National Insurance Board is one of the biggest problems that NIB faces, National Insurance Minister Shane Gibson said yesterday.

Taxation 'veil piercing' endangers businesses

Private sector representatives yesterday warned that the Government’s ‘piercing of the corporate veil’ to force tax compliance could “place businesses in jeopardy”.Edison Sumner, the Bahamas Chamber of Commerce and Employers Confederation’s (BCCEC) c

Wimbledon: Knowles and Hewitt await 1st round match

AFTER nine weeks off the circuit, Mark Knowles is back on the big stage, playing once again in the men’s doubles competition with Australian Lleyton Hewitt.

Miller: Biggest division within party in my time as an MP

TALL Pines MP Leslie Miller said yesterday that the tension with Marco City MP Greg Moss, Fort Charlotte MP Dr Andre Rollins and senior members of the Progressive Liberal Party constitutes the most contentious division within a party that he has witnessed since becoming an MP 27 years ago.

Sporting heroes remind us we all have our own personal goals

“While we are seriously considering accomplishing our goals, let’s do so with a positive end in mind” Oh my gosh, we won the gold…..

Hawke's Eye: A live Olympic blog

TODAY was Sunday, so it really is meant to be a day off for rest, and that’s what we did (primarily). We stayed up playing Monopoly with team Bahamas till midnight. I know...it’s late, but when you put a group of athletes together and call it a ‘friendly’ then eventually it’s going to get competitive.

Francis, Ferguson and Turnquest are victorious

Teenagers Joshua Turnquest and Shannon Francis, fresh off their appearances in the IC North American 16-and-under Junior Challenge, pulled off victories in three of the six scheduled matches played in the men’s qualifying round of the Giorgio Baldacci Battle of the Elite Players Tournament at the National Tennis Centre on Tuesday.

Cinderella dream comes true for prom girls

THE NIGHT ended in smiles as well as tears as the local boutique The Guest List hosted its first ever prom expo and fashion runway show.

Williams: 'I am following the guidelines and trying to stay healthy'

HAVING had to rescheduled his next professional fight and his Bard Yard Rumble Promotional card, Sherman 'the Tank' Williams is encouraging Bahamians to follow the rules of the Government so the Bahamas can get through the Coronavirus Pandemic as quickly as possible.

EDITORIAL: We must all pull in the same direction

THE more we learn about the impact of Hurricane Dorian, the greater the scale of the challenge facing the country becomes apparent.

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