# THE Bahamas Hotel, Catering and Allied Workers Union’s (BHCAWU) president yesterday affirmed it is “gung ho” to exit its ownership interest in Freeport’s International Bazaar and “close the chapter” ...

A BAHAMIAN restaurant franchise yesterday disclosed its has created 66 new jobs, taking its workforce to 300 staff, through ...

THE father of one of the Shirley Street car crash victims says he wants justice for his daughter and the three other teenage ...

BAHAMIAN businesses yesterday challenged the up to 20 percent increase in commercial banking fees by arguing they are paying more for reduced services. Daphne DeGregory-Miaoulis, proprietor of Abaco ...

VENDORS yesterday asserted that “the best days of Junkanoo Beach are ahead of us” as they voiced optimism that the Ministry of Tourism’s push for greater collaboration will produce “a triple win” for ...

A MAN accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl twice in New Providence this year was remanded to prison yesterday. Prosecutors allege Jamal Naissance, 24, had unlawful sexual intercourse with ...

A lack of promotion - not cruise passengers - is hurting Bay Street straw market vendors, according to the Straw Businesspersons Society, which argued that many visitors never learn it is just steps ...

A fleet of British ships described carefully entering the Old Bahama Channel from Cay Sal, led by a New Providence pilot using Lord Anson’s charts, and on the advice of a very diligent and careful ...

A 69-year-old stroke patient has accused Princess Margaret Hospital staff of neglecting, humiliating and restraining him to ...

ON January 31, 2027, marathoners and running enthusiasts from around the globe will converge in The Bahamas for an extraordinary race experience where elite performance meets tropical paradise. Run ...

WITH more than $1 million in scholarship offers generated through the Bahamas Athletic Pride (BAP) softball programme, organisers used Wednesday’s press conference to reflect on the growth of “The ...

A BAHAMIAN security provider is backing the Government’s bid to “take the bull by the horns” and crack down on rogue providers with this nation “lagging behind” Caribbean rivals on industry regulation ...