# NATIONAL Security Minister Wayne Munroe accused the FNM yesterday of using former Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham to prop up Michael Pintard’s leadership. # He also argued that Mr Ingraham has no ...

WE’RE in the late stages of a general election campaign here in The Bahamas, and word came yesterday from the Organisation of American States (OAS) that the organization has already “deployed our ...

# POLICE are investigating after a woman was allegedly sexually assaulted while meeting her child’s father at an abandoned building near East Bay Street. # According to reports, the woman told ...

# PLP candidate Sylvanus Petty said the government plans to distribute more than 300 Crown land grants in North Eleuthera, ...

# A MAN accused of threatening to kill another man with a gun at an Eleuthera bar earlier this week was granted bail yesterday. # Prosecutors allege Covance Brown, 39, threatened to kill Alex Young ...

# Mr Moxey called for respectful, peaceful dialogue in a open letter to candidates yesterday, warning that the tone set can help shape national unity after next week’s vote.

# A MAN was unanimously found guilty yesterday of conspiring to import nine firearms and more than 500 rounds of ammunition into The Bahamas in 2024, but was narrowly found not guilty of importing the ...

THE Davis administration would pursue legislation to hold families accountable for abandoning relatives in hospital if ...

# Prosecutors allege Samuel Ariste, 19, and a 17-year-old defendant, whose name is being withheld because he is a minor, robbed Coralee Ferguson of her blue Suzuki Swift on Yamacraw Hill Road and ...

# BECAWU was ordered to pay $10,000 in costs to BUT, as well as $5,000 to the Attorney General and the relevant government ministers. Commenting has been disabled for this item.

# Speaking at a Free National Movement rally on Wednesday night, Mr Ingraham said he reconsidered after reflecting on what a ...

# The PLP base came out, while many FNMs and independent voters remained at home, resulting in a loss for the Dr. Hubert Minnis Government. The voter turnout was low by Bahamian standards.