THE Ministry of Works and Family Island Affairs announced yesterday that Cabinet has approved the regularisation of 180 employees in the Grounds and Beautification Division following a demonstration ...

THE Bahamian Contractors Association’s (BCA) president yesterday said the Government’s plan to digitise building approvals could eliminate years of frustration caused by applications being routed ...

A 21-year-old survivor of the Shirley Street crash that killed four young women is stable but unable to leave the hospital, ...

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

We cannot compete on volume or price with larger destinations and larger producers. We must compete on character. A travel destination known for genuine hospitality outperforms one that markets ...

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 SENIOR Bahamian banker yesterday asserted the Central Bank’s semi-annual survey of commercial bank fees is “telling only half the story” after the latest report revealed some customer categories ...

FRESH off adding a third championship belt to his collection, Bahamian boxer Carl Hield says his journey is about more than ...

BAHAMIAN and Caribbean businesses have been urged to swiftly reform their disaster risk management approach to cope with the potentially devastating impact of ever-stronger hurricanes. The warning was ...

THE Bahamas’ top insurance supervisor has been elected to serve as president of the Caribbean region’s association of regulators for the industry. The Insurance Commission of The Bahamas, in a ...

A DOCTOR testified yesterday that a woman reported being threatened with a gun during an alleged sexual assault by a man who gave her a ride in western New Providence in 2023. The doctor was the ...

A SCHOOL uniform supplier yesterday pledged that parents will not face higher prices this summer despite mounting shipping costs and global supply chain disruptions linked to increased fuel prices and ...