CONVICTED Bahamian drug trafficker Jonathan Eric Gardiner denied US cocaine and firearms conspiracy charges yesterday after a ...

OPPOSITION Leader Michael Pintard has called for a commission of inquiry into allegations that drug trafficking proceeds were ...

THE government plans to overhaul vehicle ownership rules by requiring a Certificate of Title for every imported vehicle, introducing new licence fees and moving the Road Traffic Department toward a ...

Eleuthera residents and businesses across yesterday suffered an island-wide power outage that forced public offices to close early, left some without electricity for more than 14 hours and intensified ...

# The championships are named after Bahamian baseball legend Andre Rodgers, who became the first Bahamian to play Major League Baseball when he debuted with the New York Giants in 1957. Rodgers went ...

# BAHAMIAN chess phenom Avian Pride became the first player to secure a place in the 2026 Bahamas National Chess Championships after winning the Warren Seymour Classic, the opening event in the ...

# A Cabinet minister yesterday asserted "recklessness" on Bahamian waters will no longer be tolerated as he pledged that the Government is moving to tighten maritime safety laws with new speed ...

# The National Investment Fund was established by the Davis administration as a vehicle intended to finance major national ...

The Government expects all ministries and agencies to comply with annual planning requirements under the Public Finance Management Act by next year, a Cabinet minister said yesterday as he defended ...

Realtors yesterday confirmed they have recommended the Government correct “inconsistencies” with its real property tax reforms that could result in Bahamians being taxed at a higher rate than their ...

The Opposition’s finance spokesman yesterday blasted the Government’s “tardy” last-minute bid to obtain Parliamentary approval for an extra $250m spending in the current 2025-2026 Budget year. Kwasi ...

PRIME Minister Philip “Brave” Davis avoided direct answers to questions in the House of Assembly yesterday about more than $200,000 in publicly funded gift certificates that were distributed in Abaco ...