Latest stories
- Services restored after dialysis delays at PMHDialysis services at Princess Margaret Hospital were temporarily disrupted early Monday after staff call-outs caused delays for patients scheduled for …
- Residents, developers clash over proposed $200m Samson Cay resortTENSIONS flared in Black Point, Exuma, last week as residents, developers and stakeholders clashed over a proposed $200m resort, with …
- Tremors felt in Inagua after 5.8-magnitude Cuba quakeTHE earth shook for residents in Inagua early Sunday after light tremors were felt when a 5.8-magnitude earthquake struck eastern …
- China hits back at US criticism over Nassau hospital financingCHINA pushed back on US criticism of its financing of the Nassau New Hospital on Friday, rejecting claims that the …
- Tributes pour in for ‘fearless attorney’ Ramona FarquharsonPROMINENT attorney Ramona Farquharson died yesterday, drawing tributes from across the legal and political community for a career marked by …
Politics
- Minnis: Real immigration threat is greed and corrupt BahamiansFORMER Prime Minister Dr Hubert Minnis says the real threat to immigration enforcement in The Bahamas isn’t porous borders — …
- Killarney MP: Sebas is a ‘respectable individual’ who has the right to pursue political officeFORMER Prime Minister Dr Hubert Minnis has defended Island Luck co-founder Sebas Bastian’s right to pursue political office, calling him …
- ‘However they split Killarney, I will win’FORMER Prime Minister and Killarney MP Dr Hubert Minnis says he supports the idea of splitting his constituency to reflect …
